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- 1. Multiple Choice
They became bankers during the 12-13th century but failed because of rumor, suspicion and persecution
Jews
Lombards
knights templar
None of the above
- 2. Multiple Choice
It is a system invented by the Italians during the 13th-14th century to avoid the Christian sin of Usury.
Accounting
Double- Entry Book- keeping
Audit
None of the above
- 3. Multiple Choice
He is engaged in expensive wars. He borrowed 600,000 and 900,000 florins from Peruzzi and Bardi and defaulted which made the moneylenders bankrupt.
Edward III of England
Edward II of England
Charles V
None of the above
- 4. Multiple Choice
He is determined to succeed his grandfather as German king and Holy Roman Emperor that he borrowed money for his election expenses.
Edward III of England
Edward II of England
Charles V
None of the above
- 5. Multiple Choice
This bank was established as a state initiative in 1587. Its purpose is to carry out the important function of of holding merchants' fund on safe deposit.
Banco Giro
Bank of England
Bank of Venice
Banco Della Piazza di Rialto
- 6. Multiple Choice
This bank was established to solve the problems encountered by Banco di Rialto which has got into trouble through making unsecured loans.
Bank of England
Bank of Venice
Banco Giro
None of the Above
- 7. Multiple Choice
He established the Stockholm Banco and issued credit notes which can be exchanged on presentation to his bank , for a stated number of silver coins.
Emmanuel Fugger
Maximilian
Giovanni Medici
Johan Palmstruch
- 8. Multiple Choice
In 1801, he was appointed by William IX to be his court agent. He was also a banker and a merchant.
Emmanuel Fugger
Johan Palmstruch
Mayer Amschel Rothschild
None of the above
- 9. Multiple Choice
It is a community in Augsburg in 1519 where the needy citizens could be housed.
Fuggerei
Anawim
Habitat
None of the Above
- 10. Multiple Choice
It is a Babylonian legal text composed of almost complete and perfect rules about trade, marriage and etc.
Assyrian Code
Jewish Code
Akkadian Code
Hammurabi Code
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