A. India

B. Britain

D. Russia

A. Universal adult franchise and right to property

B. Natural Rights and Representative Democracy

C. Woman suffrage and secret ballot

A. It means majority opinion

B. It means opinion of intelligent people in the society

C. It means unanimous opinion

B. To request the head of the state to withhold signature on the bill passed bythe legislature

C. To direct the Legislature to enact laws desired by them

D. To refer the bill to the Court to ascertain its constitutional validity

A. It believes that in it public opinion is the moving force

B. It believes that the people are the real sovereign

D. It believes that in it real power is with voters

E. It believes that the judiciary is real power in the state

A. Elected representatives are not respobsible to the electorates

B. None of the above

C. In it the people are directly involved in electing their representatives

D. Elected representatives are responsible to the executive only

A. The elite group generally tries to protect its own interests

B. The elite groups are well-organised

C. The positions of control and decision-making mechanism in the political system are always occupied by a small group of individuals

A. The judiciary

C. The executive

D. The administrators

A. It stands for popular control over the means of production and distribution

C. It lays emphasis on economic freedom

D. It shall work on the basis of decisions taken through consensus

B. Which has vast areas

C. Which has small territories

D. Which is thinly populated

E. Which is thickly populated

A. Free elections

B. Universal suffrage

C. Active involvement of people in politics

B. Parliamentary government

C. Federal government

D. Unitary government

B. James Burham

C. Pareto

D. Mosca

B. Natural Equality

C. Consent of people as basis of state

D. Inalienable right of individual to determine their affairs

A. French language

B. Latin language

D. Spanish language

A. J.S.Mill

B. None of the above

D. Locke

A. Groups of Citizens

C. Trade Union System

D. The Citizens

B. Which is big in size

C. Which has hot climate

D. Which is big in size and population

B. Peoples democracy

C. Direct democracy

D. Socialist democracy

A. In it there are no chances of violence

B. In it real patriots participate

D. It believes that it is government of highly competent persons

B. It holds that common interest can be realised only through democratic government

C. It emphasises that the power rests with the people

D. It concedes to the people the right to oppose the state

A. People appoint the civil servants

B. People directly representatives

C. All government officials are appointed subject to the final approval of the people

A. Freedom of speech

B. Equality before law

C. Freedom of religion

A. Hobbes

B. J.S. Mill

D. Locke

A. Emphasis on absolute freedom of individual

B. None of the above

C. Absolute powers for the state

A. Every citizen has equality before law

C. Every adult citizen has right to take part in elections

D. Every citizen has a right to criticise government

E. Every adult citizen has a right to occupy and political office

A. J.S.Mill

B. T.H.Green

C. MacIver

E. Laski

A. Propertied one

B. Well versed in the game of politics

D. Devoted to social service

B. In it there is too much dependence on the representatives of the people

C. In it, it is not possible to have stable governments

D. In it sincere persons can never participate

A. Michels

B. Pareto

C. Burham

B. In it working classes govern

C. In it rich and poor cooperate really with each other

D. In it propertied adults have right to elect their representatives

A. East Germany

C. France

D. USSR

E. India

A. Believe in equality between ruler and ruled

B. Believe in political equality

C. Believe in all the above three principles

A. Ancient Chinese philosophers

C. Proudhon

D. French philosophers of the seventeenth century

A. Independence of Judiciary

B. Freedom of thought and expression

C. Representative government

E. Free mass media

A. In that there will be no antagonistic classes

B. In that economic needs of the people will be met

D. In that there will be no social conflicts

E. In that leaders will guide the workers

A. All the three

C. Rousseau

D. Locke

A. The people to recall their representatives if they do not act according to their wishes

C. The people to remove the corrupt judges

D. The local self-government institutions to work efficiently

A. Provision for recall of the representatives

C. Elected Judiciary

D. Dominant role of leaders in preserving the system

A. It promotes apathy towards Politics

C. It leads to monopoly over the means of communications

D. It is characterised by vast socioeconomic inequalities

A. Parliament

C. Civil servants

D. Council of Ministers

A. Herbert Spencer

C. Adam Smith

D. Bentham

B. The civil servants

C. The politicians

D. The mob

A. Lecky

C. Leveleye

D. Maine

A. Representative democracy

B. Indirect democracy

D. Proportional democracy

E. Universal adult suffrage

A. Stalin

B. Herbert Spancer

D. Jawahar Lal Nehru

A. That they are rich

B. That they have influence in the masses

C. That they are educated

E. That they have control over economic activity

A. Muddle in the affairs of Government quite frequently

B. People to hold property

D. People to get higher education

A. It is opposed to concentration of power

C. It attaches great importance to elections

D. It believes that political power should be divided in groups

E. It is of the view that elections help in knowing public opinion

A. Socialists

C. Individualists

D. Idealists

E. Utilitarian