A. They are found only in communist countries
C. It has close alignment with politics
D. To promote national interest
B. Trying to keep students away from politics
C. Ignoring the students and adopting indifferent attitude
D. Leaving the students to its own care
A. All the above methods
B. Violent methods
C. Agitational methods
A. Common interests
C. Religious principles
D. Caste
A. Finer
C. Garner
D. Ogg and Zinc
A. They interfere in the formulation of government policy
C. They exercise undue pressure on the government with the help of majority at their disposal
D. They try to influence the public opinion
A. Bureaucratic
B. Democratic
C. Aristocratic
B. Social Democrats and Liberal Democrats
C. None of these
D. Conservative and Labour
A. Any small group, which contests elections, with the sale objective of protecting Interestsof Its members
B. A group of people who with the help of money try to secure control overgovernment
D. A small group within a party which fights for the interests of members, of its own category
A. A group formed to protect the interests of members of a group by contesting elections
B. A military group, which comes to the assistance of the state when the police force is unable to maintain law and order
C. A group of people which tries to capture power with the help of money
B. These help in the formation of public opinion
C. These help in the spread of education
D. These try to capture power
A. France
C. India
D. U.K.
E. U.S.A
B. It does not offer opportunity to demagogues
C. It does not promote vested interests
D. It unites the nation
A. Sabine
C. Burke
D. MacIver
A. Hungary
B. France
D. China
E. U.S.A.
A. Gradual nationalisation of means of production
B. Public ownership
C. Mixed economy
A. It tries to influence policy makers
B. It finances political parties
D. It organises demonstrations
B. Britain
C. Switzerland
D. France
B. Elections are free
C. Members have to abide by iron discipline of the party
D. The people can easily influence the political decisions
A. Single party system
B. Bi-party system
C. Dominant party system
A. Herman Finel
C. Mather
D. Harold J.Laski
B. All the above
D. Britain
A. Importance of legislature considerably increases
C. Can be easily obtained
D. Is open to all
A. Pressure groups influence enactment of laws
B. Pressure groups help the administrative departments in the formulation of policy
C. Pressure groups play an important role in bringing about political, social and economic reforms
A. Language
C. Special
D. Region
E. Caste
A. Adult
B. Moral
D. Physical
B. Common group interests
C. All the above
D. Common interests
B. Gettell
C. MacIver
A. The pressure groups try to promote the interests of its members
C. The pressure groups generally do not have any poliitical alignment
D. None of the above
A. No party system
B. Multi-party system
C. Bi-party system
A. It has no political programme
B. It tries to use persuasive methods
C. It exerts pressure on executive
E. It does no aim at capturing power
A. Britain
B. Switzerland
C. None of the above
A. U.S.A.
C. China
B. The people
C. Executive
D. Judiciary
A. USSR
C. Pakistan
D. U.S.A
B. The judiciary
C. The executive
D. The legislature
A. Its objects are limited
B. Its membership is limited
C. It can use both constitutional and unconstitutional means
D. It can be organised
A. They promote national unity
C. They encourage the spoils system
D. They give complete freedom to members to express their views without any fear
A. U.S.S.R.
B. Party control lessens
C. Selection of candidates becomes easy
D. Choice of candidates becomes very wide
A. To implement its policies
C. To create public opinion
D. To capture political power
E. To criticise government
A. Purely political organisations
B. Purely military organisations
D. Purely economic organisations
A. Switzerland
C. Britain
D. West Germany
B. Garner
C. Finer
D. Gettell
E. Gilchrist
C. Single party system
D. Multi-party system
A. It given an opportunity to the opposition party to indulge in an irresponsible criticism of government
B. It gives despotic powers to the Cabinet
C. It leads to the formation coalition governments
A. Political Parties check nepotism
B. Political parties are essential for the successful working of Cabinet system of government
C. Political parties impart political education to people
B. Dictatorship
C. Both democracy and dictatorship
B. Aggregate the demands
C. Communicate the demands
D. Regulate the demands
A. They develop cantacts with legislators
B. They sponsor their favourite candidates at the time of elections
D. They finance political parties
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