B. Political consciousness

C. Desire to live in peace

D. Economic needs

A. Wright

B. T.H. Green

D. Vaughan

B. Divine Right theory

C. Social Contract theory

D. Force theory

A. Bodin

C. Plato

D. Hobbes

A. Bodin

B. Rousseau

C. Locke

B. A federal state

C. An international state

D. A liberal state

A. Hobbes

C. T.H. Green

D. Rousseau

A. Wealth was linked with landed property

B. The vassal had allegiance to the lord

C. In it everything developed around personality of nobles

D. Feudal lord divided his land as he liked

A. David Hume

C. Hobbes

D. Locke

E. Montesquieu

A. Anarchists

C. Marxists

D. Fabian socialists

E. Syndicalists

A. Switzerland

B. France

D. Germany

A. Locke

C. Hobbes

D. None of the above

A. J.S. Mill, Adam Smith and Hobbes

C. MacIver, Laski and Rousseau

D. Austin, Bodin and Hobbes

A. Marx

B. Aristotle

C. Locke

A. In it office was distributed on hereity basis

B. In it feudal-lord took interest in political developments

C. In it land indicated wealth

A. There was need to interpret law

B. Social laws began to be disrespected

D. Man became nasty.

A. Selfless and had fellow feelings

B. Cultured and mannered

C. Very law abiding

A. St. Aquinas

B. St. Paul

D. Plato

A. Fear of God

C. Laws of nature

D. Sweet will of the people

A. The eldest female member was the head of the family

C. The King was the agent of God on this earth

D. None of the above

B. None of the above

C. Historical Method

D. Comparative Method

A. Representative Democracy

B. Elites

C. Absolute Monarchy

A. Right to participate in affair of government

B. Right to religion, worship and conscience

D. People enjoyed no rights all all

A. Sum total of the will of minority

B. Sum total of bad wills

D. Majority will

B. The Force theory

C. Patriarchal theory

D. Matriarchal theory

A. Laski

B. Henry Maine

C. Locke

A. Hobbes

C. Hegel

D. T.H. Green

E. Machiavelli

B. Germany

C. France

D. U.S.A.

B. Constitutionalism

C. Socialism

D. Nationalism

A. Spinoza

B. Rousseau

C. Milton

D. G.B.Vico

B. Those rights which they had retained at the time of the conclusion of the contract

C. Certain natural rights

D. Only those rights which were specified in the contract

A. Only the right to life, liberty and property

B. Only economic rights

C. Unspecified natural rights

A. Colonial policy

B. Industrial class

C. Nobility

A. Will of the elites

C. Minority wills

D. Majority wills

B. State was theresult of human efforts

C. State grew with the passage of time

D. Church gave state

A. It laid too much stress on unity

C. It proved that large states could be administered properly

D. It proved that large states could remain stable

E. It scarified individual liberty

A. Could amend the contract by two-thirds majority

B. Automatically lapsed if one of the parties failed to carry out its part of obligations

C. Were free to revoke the contract

B. Morgan

C. Jenks

D. Laski

A. Their desire to preserve private property

C. Their desire to preserve individual liberty

D. Growth of political consciousness

A. Right to liberty

B. Right of life

D. Right to property

A. Above law

B. The chief creator of all laws

D. None of the above

A. Patriarcal Theory

B. Social Contract Theory

C. Natural State Theory

B. Plato

C. Hobbes

D. Rousseau

A. Social Contract

B. Force theory

D. Divine Origin

A. Evolutionary

C. Divine Origin

D. Matriarchal

E. Patriarchal

B. Patriarchal and matriarchal theory

C. Force theory

D. Theory of Divine origin

E. Social contract theory

A. Real authority in the state was fear

B. It developed in quality of obedience

D. The authority was obeyed as long as it was strong

E. It helped in the evolution of political institutions

A. To enforce the laws

B. To enact laws

D. To modify the laws according to needs of time

B. Purely Temporary

C. Keeps on changing according to time and place

D. Highly flexible

A. Force Theory

B. Social Contract Theory

C. Patriarchal Theory