A. Laski

B. Leacock

C. Hobbes

A. Labour laws

C. Schools and colleges

D. Transport and communication

A. Marxists

B. Socialists

D. Individualists

A. All the above

B. Marxists

D. Anarchists

A. It is means to an end

C. It is both means and an end

D. It is neither means nor end

A. Of minority is protected

B. Of majority is promoted

D. Of State is promoted

A. Karl Marx

B. None of the above

C. T.H. Green

A. Ending all free competition

C. State control over production and distribution

D. Dictatorship of the proletariat

A. Fear of educational institutions

B. Fear of dacoits and robbers

D. Absence of payment of taxes

A. Should be given maximum functions

B. Should be given only compulsory functions

C. Should be given both compulsory as well functions

A. Locke

B. Herbert Smith

C. J.S.Mill

A. Awarding of pubishment for crimes

B. Enacting a constitution for the people

D. Specifying rights and duties of the people

E. Maintaining armed forces

B. There should be social control over means of production only

C. There should be social control over means of distribution only

D. There should be no social control over either means of production or distribution

A. Theocratic

C. Anarchist theory

D. Absolutist

E. ascist

B. Concerning the protection of life and property

C. Which are performed by most of the states

D. Which are performed by all states

A. It is an unnecessary evil

B. It is ethical idea

C. It is march of God on earth

D. It is instrument of exploitation

A. Guild Socialists

B. Syndicalists

C. Fascists

E. Nazis

A. Theory of Divine Origin

B. Anarchists

D. Syndicalists

A. Allows only economic liberty

B. Has nothing to do with liberty

D. Does not impose any restriction on individual liberty

A. Marx

B. Laski

C. Adam Smith

A. Liberty of worship

B. Social Justice.

C. Equality before law

D. Equality of status

A. Regulation of trade and industry

C. Maintenance of civil and criminal courts

D. Protection of health and provision of medical relief

B. Provision of education

C. Regulation of working conditions

D. Protection of health

A. Equal distribution of wealth

B. Social security schemes

D. Collective

A. Fichte

C. Hegel

D. Kant

B. Lack of interest by the common people

C. Indifferent attitude of the politicians

D. Reluctance of government servants to assume more responsibility

A. Montesquieu

B. Karl Marx

D. Machiavelli

A. Marxists

B. Syndicalists

D. Welfare liberals

E. Socialists

A. State should perform all optional functions

C. State should actively interfere in individuals affairs

D. State should perform maximum functions

A. MacIver

B. Ebestein

D. Gilchrist

E. Leacock

A. He needs others to make min realise his welfare

B. State looks after best interests of the individuals

C. Guilds can promote individuals welfare

A. Concentration of all powers in the hands of a single ruler

B. Maximum state control over the individual

D. Guarantee of individual liberty through law

A. It aims at abolotion of private property

B. It aims at establishment of dictatorship of the proletariat

D. It aims at the abolotion of state

B. A positive good

C. An idealist institution

D. An evil

A. Minimum functions

B. Only compulsory functions

C. Only optional functions

A. It pleads for abolition of the state

B. It pleads for greater freedom for the individual

D. It pleads for the elimination of military force

A. Preserver of Liberty

C. Instrument of exploitation

D. A welfare agency

A. G.B. Vico

B. Spencer

C. Plato

E. Montesquieu

A. State does not contribute in individuals development

C. State should not keep the individuals in his sphere of activity

D. Should not maintain law and order

A. None of the above

C. The Parliament

D. The state

A. It should aim at abolition of educational institutions

B. It should help in the aboliition of state

D. It should help in the abolition of private property

B. State should have no functions

C. State should perform optional functions

D. Should be widened

A. Abolition of private property

B. Abolition of religion

C. Creation of a classless society

A. To prserve private property of citizens

B. To give economic prosperity to the people

D. To expand

A. A moral institution

B. A police state

D. An exploitative state

A. Rousseau

B. Aristotle

C. Plato

E. Locke

A. Needs great encouragement

B. Should be replaced by functional representation

C. Is very sound

A. Bluntschli

C. Locke

D. Grotius

E. St. Paul

A. If not performed the people will rise against the state

C. If not performed the existence of state will not be in danger

D. If not performed the very character of the state will change

A. Liberals

C. Utilitarianists

D. Socialists