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CSS Political Science Topic 5 Comparative Politics

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Question # 1

Which of these is a stereotype- a generally believed idea that isn't always true

Question # 2

Huntington describes_____ as a multi-faced process involving change in all areas of human thought and activity

Question # 3

______ increase the capacity and capability of the political system to find and utilize the resources of the country?

Question # 4

Who observed that the maintenance of political stability as the ultimate goal of political development ?

Question # 5

'New style' terrorism differs from 'old style ' terrorism in three main ways . Which of the following is not one of the three?

Question # 6

In how many US states did same-sex marriage become immediately legal in June 2013?

Question # 7

Radical feminism was the cutting edge of feminist theory from approximately

Question # 8

The Declaration on Equality of Opportunity and Treatment for Women Workers was adopted in?

Question # 9

Which of the following kinds of statements is the principal goal of comparative politics?

Question # 10

What is feminist?

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1 The term "Political Culture " was formulated and used first time by
A. Simon
B. Robert Alan Dahl
C. Easton
D. Gabriel A. Almond
2 Who stated that 'war is the continuation of political intercourse by other means'?
A. Carl von Clausewitz
B. Martin Shaw
C. Karl marx
D. Mary Kaldor
3 'Balance of terror' is a term used in international politics to denote
A. A balance of power that emerges in a multi-polar world due to multiple checks and balances
B. The power to deter and destroy which belongs to all States in an anarchic international system
C. The uneasy balance that proceeds from fear of nuclear war and also from ideological fear that are fueled by nuclear weapon States
D. The balance of peace that exists among the nuclear powers in terms of their equality to seize and defend territory
4 What is feminist?
A. Someone who supports equal political, economic, and social rights for everybody
B. Someone who wants women to take over the earth
C. A woman who wears a lot of frilly clothes and makeup
D. None of these
5 Equal Remuneration Convention(C-100) came into force in?
A. 1940
B. 1953
C. 1955
D. 1949
6 What is cosmopolitan democracy?
A. A form of world government with global citizenship
B. Rule by the world' educated elites
C. Democratic government at the level of the city
D. Democratic governmentthat is representative of a multicultural society
7 In Pakistan women received full voting rights in national elections in
A. 1973
B. 1970
C. 1956
D. 1961
8 'New style' terrorism differs from 'old style ' terrorism in three main ways . Which of the following is not one of the three?
A. It is global in the scope of its aims
B. It has a nationalist ideology
C. It adopts a loose international type of organization
D. It is more ruthless in the recourse to violent means
9 Huntington describes_____ as a multi-faced process involving change in all areas of human thought and activity
A. Political Development
B. Political Modernization
C. Political Change
D. Political Power
10 Which of these is a stereotype- a generally believed idea that isn't always true
A. Only females can bear children
B. Many girls grow up to become scientists
C. Boys are better than girls at math
D. none of these

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