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A monarchy is

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The final outcome of the French presidential election is on the completion of (run of election) second ballot among

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Who among the following categorized the development liberal democracy into four models? Protective, Developmental, Equilibrium adn Participatory

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The Unitary State is stronger then a Federal one because all powers of government are concentrated in the hands of one single set of authorities. Hence there is:

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Importance of civil service has grown due to

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Political power in Western Europe and the United States has increasingly shifted to the

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Which of the following is the same as a monarchy?

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The recent histories of France Germany, and Japan demonstrate that

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"Bureaucracy and Modernization" is written y

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In which the following federal system decentralization is implemented under the "grass roots" doctrine?

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1 "theory of Divine Right of King" was presented by King James of England in century
A. 16th
B. 17th
C. 18th
D. None of these
2 Which one of the following is considered to be a basic feature of a federal government?
A. Separation of Powers
B. Cabinet Dictatorship
C. Collective Responsibility
D. Division of powers between the center and the units
3 In the Presidential system of government , the cabinet members are
A. Elected by the legislature
B. All members of the political party to which the President belongs
C. Nominated by President
D. All elected representative of the legislature
4 A telling example of a fusion of the presidential and parliamentary forms of government is provided by
A. Switzerland
B. Canada
C. France
D. Germany
5 "The Cabinet is the hyphen that joins the buckle that fastens the executive to the legislature", according to
A. Charles Merriam
B. joseph Schumpeter
C. C.F. Strong
D. Walter Bagehot
6 Who criticized that Weberian Bureaucracy is not a modern phenomenon?
A. Joseph LaPalombara
B. Peter Michael Blau
C. Creel and A.B Spitzer
D. Parsons
7 The concept of 'democratic overload implies
A. An unwarranted State intervention in private and voluntary sectors of the economy
B. The population explosion in countries with democratic political regimes
C. The paralysis of a political system due to unrestrained group and electoral pressures
D. Severe fiscal pressures and revenue losses in the economy of a democratic State
8 Separation of powers refers to which branches of government?
A. Legislative , executive and military
B. Executive, judicial and administrative
C. Legislative executive and judicial
D. Executive, administrative and military
9 Political power in Western Europe and the United States has increasingly shifted to the
A. legislative branch
B. judicial system
C. Executive branch
D. Regulatory agencies
10 How does the parliamentary system differ from the presidential one?
A. The president is always directly elected by the people
B. The prime minister is usually the head of the party winning the most votes in parliamentary elections
C. The president has more power than the prime minister
D. The Prime minister has more power than the president

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