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Question # 1

The distinction between the parliamentary and presidential political system depends upon the relationship between

Question # 2

Which of the following is a good example of a dictatorship?

Question # 3

Type of government where all voters in a community meet to make laws and decide actions

Question # 4

Who among the following thinkers has claimed that the history of ideas has ended with the recognition of liberal democracy as 'the final form of human government'?

Question # 5

"Power tends to corrupt; absolute power corrupts absolutely." --Lord Action, British historian Based on this quotation, why type of government would Lord Action most Likely support?

Question # 6

Separation of powers refers to which branches of government?

Question # 7

The concept of Rights, Property, Liberty, Equality and Justice are related to

Question # 8

"Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation (1789)" was written by

Question # 9

In which of the following environments is political risk likely to be the highest?

Question # 10

A voluntary union of sovereign and independent states is called:

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1 The authority possessed by local bodies in a unitary system of government is
A. Derived from the central government
B. Derived from the Constitution
C. Derived from the people
D. Derived from the people
2 "Power tends to corrupt; absolute power corrupts absolutely." --Lord Action, British historian Based on this quotation, why type of government would Lord Action most Likely support?
A. Dictatorship
B. Absolute monarchy
C. Totalitarian state
D. Representative democracy
3 Which statement describes a characteristic of the British parliamentary system today?
A. The Prime Minister is elected by the majority party in Parliament
B. The members of the house of commons are appointed for life
C. The minority party party has no vote in the Parliament
D. The monarch serves as a strong head of state
4 Which form of government does the quotation support?
A. Limited monarchy
B. Dynastic rule
C. Totalitarian
D. Theocracy
5 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
6 What is the bureaucratic role?
A. Responsibilities associated with a particular job or position
B. Beliefs and ideologies of individual decision-makers
C. Standard operating procedures
D. A misperception that rational actors have a clear understanding of their interests
7 To Weber, bureaucracy is
A. Instrument of manipulation
B. An Administration of appointed officials
C. Administrative organ in different types of authority
D. Inefficient and Corrupt
8 Federalism is often seen as adventageous when
A. The country covers a huge geographical area
B. The country contains strong local identites
C. There is a big disparity between rich and poor
D. There are many cultural groups in soiety
9 In Democracy , source of Authority is vested in
A. The People
B. The Party
C. Constitution
D. Law
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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