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HistoryWhy should nineteenth century ideological debate not be understood only as European politics?Class 9Socialism in Europe and the Russian RevolutionThe Age of Social ChangeLevel 19Medium HistoryWhat was the basic reason for debate on new political ideas in Europe after the French Revolution?Class 9Socialism in Europe and the Russian RevolutionThe Age of Social ChangeLevel 19Hard HistoryWhy is nineteenth century Europe called an age of social change?Class 9Socialism in Europe and the Russian RevolutionThe Age of Social ChangeLevel 21Easy HistoryWhat advantage did political ideas get from the combination of press and public ceremonies?Class 9The French RevolutionThe Revolution and Everyday LifeLevel 18Expert HistoryDisplaying revolutionary symbols in public spaces was what kind of change in everyday life?Class 9The French RevolutionThe Revolution and Everyday LifeLevel 18Expert HistoryWhat was the cause-effect relation between abolition of censorship and expansion of press?Class 9The French RevolutionThe Revolution and Everyday LifeLevel 18Expert HistoryEveryday discussion connected big political ideas with what?Class 9The French RevolutionThe Revolution and Everyday LifeLevel 17Expert HistoryWhat new thing did open flow of ideas create in social relations?Class 9The French RevolutionThe Revolution and Everyday LifeLevel 17Expert HistoryThe entry of words like liberty and justice into everyday language shows which process?Class 9The French RevolutionThe Revolution and Everyday LifeLevel 16Expert HistoryWhy should control over plays under the Old Regime be seen as control over ideas more than control over art?Class 9The French RevolutionThe Revolution and Everyday LifeLevel 16Expert HistoryWhat cause-effect relation appears when abolition of censorship and expansion of press are studied together?Class 9The French RevolutionThe Revolution and Everyday LifeLevel 16Expert HistoryWhat is the most suitable analytical conclusion of this additional set?Class 9The French RevolutionThe Revolution and Everyday LifeLevel 18Hard HistoryWhat change came in the relation between writer and reader after censorship ended?Class 9The French RevolutionThe Revolution and Everyday LifeLevel 18Hard HistoryWhy was diversity of ideas in the press a challenge to the old power structure?Class 9The French RevolutionThe Revolution and Everyday LifeLevel 18Hard HistoryThe statement that plays and festivals turned ideas into experience explains what?Class 9The French RevolutionThe Revolution and Everyday LifeLevel 17Hard HistoryWhat does the example of Tipu Sultan and Raja Rammohan Roy prove in the Indian context?Class 9The French RevolutionThe Revolution and Everyday LifeLevel 16Hard HistoryWhy was open flow of information a threat to the old order?Class 9The French RevolutionThe Revolution and Everyday LifeLevel 16Hard HistoryWhat was the combined effect of press and cultural media?Class 9The French RevolutionThe Revolution and Everyday LifeLevel 18Medium HistoryWhy was the effect of removing censorship not limited only to writers?Class 9The French RevolutionThe Revolution and Everyday LifeLevel 18Medium HistoryWhy was a mix of visual oral and written media useful in spreading ideas?Class 9The French RevolutionThe Revolution and Everyday LifeLevel 18Medium