A. Need for markets for dumping goods

C. Individual advancement

D. Scientific discoveries

E. None of the above

A. Near the jungles

C. Near sea shores

D. On high mountains

A. Religious rights

B. Divine rights

D. Legal rights

A. Rule by Kind

C. Association with peoples of the same region

D. Belief in divinity of Kind

A. Social contract theory

B. The Modern State

D. A History of Political Theory

A. Hobbes and Locke

B. Lenin and Marx

C. Plato and Aristotle

A. Constitutional monarchy

C. People

D. Church

A. Religion

B. Economic factor

C. Kinship

E. Political consciousness

B. It did not try to establish mora values of the people

C. In was indifferent to the needs of the people

D. Little concerned with the life of the people

A. Absolute monarchy

B. Republic

C. Dictatorship

E. Presidential form of Government

A. Bodin

B. Hegel

C. Green

A. Representative Government

B. Social Contract

D. Lectures on Jurisprudence

A. Because they were fed up with the perpetual warfare

C. Because of divine intervention

D. Because they were fed up with the autocratic rule of the King

A. Deputy of God on earth

C. Despotic

D. Hereditary

A. Locke

B. Austin

C. Bodin

B. T.H. Green

C. Hegel

D. Hobbes

A. There was a conflict between the pope and the state

B. Church was a pure institution

C. Pope began to claim himself as superior over king

A. The Two States

B. State and Sovereignty

C. Lectures on Pluralism

A. Man is a social animal

B. Man is essentially peace loving

C. Man is co-operative sympathetic towards members of society

A. Lenin

B. Winston Churchill

C. Mahatma Gandhi

B. Military functions

C. Supervisory functions

D. Police functions

A. The state, which are ruled by the Kings of the same tribe

B. The states which have majority of tribal population

D. The states possessing population from the same tribe

A. Sedgwick

B. Sir Henry Maine

D. Bluntschli

A. On the banks of rivers

B. In Europe

C. One the sea coasts

A. It helped the ruler to establish peace and order by claiming divine descent

B. It disciplined the primitives man

C. It taught the primitive man the value of obedience

A. Man is a social animal and cannot live outside the society

B. State is the result of slow process of evolution

D. State was created through a contract concluded in the sixteenth century

A. Religious principles

C. Scientific-cum-religious principles

D. Revolutionary principle

A. Individual Sovereignty

B. Legal Sovereignty

D. Political Sovereignty

A. Sorel

C. T.H. Green

D. Bentham

A. The prevalence of natural law

B. The state of nature was a state of peace, mutual assistance and cooperation

C. There were natural rights of life, liberty and property

A. The size of the state used to be small

B. The state looked after the welfare of the people

C. A sizeable population consisted of slaves

A. Creating a state

B. Creating an independent judiciary

C. An effective government

A. The state was created by a Saint named Divine

B. State was created by the Pope

D. State was created by majority vote

A. Divine Origin Theory

B. Social Contract Theory

C. Force Theory

A. G.B. Vico

C. Locke

D. Samuel Perfenrodorf

E. Burke

A. Only right to property

B. All rights

D. Only the natural rights

B. The Roman Empire

C. All the above

D. The city-states

A. Louis XII

B. Louis XIII

C. Philips

A. Glorious revolution in England

C. American War of Independence

D. The Bolshevik Revolution in Russia

B. The Holy Roman Empire

C. The Roman Empire

D. The nation state

A. A study of the nature of state

C. A study of the various stages of the development of state

D. The role played by the nature in the creation of state

A. The purpose of State

B. The tunctions of State

D. The nature of State

A. Nominated by the King

B. The eldest male member

C. Nominated by the Chief Priest

A. To disobey the sovereign under certain conditions

C. To disobey the sovereign if he fails to act in accordance with the terms of the contract

D. To disobey the sovereign only if he acts against national interest

B. Welfare Theory

C. All the above

D. Legal Theory

A. France

B. Germany

D. England

A. Indifferent

B. Complimentary

C. Contradictory

A. Self-interest and fear

B. Fear and religion

D. Protection of life and property

A. Athens and Venice

C. Athens and Rome

D. Rome and Sparta

B. Pre-social

C. Socially respectable

D. None of the above