CSS :: Social Institutions
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161. |
During middle ages most powerful authority in Europe used to be |
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the kings |
B. |
the church father |
C. |
the feudals |
Answer: Option B
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162. |
In past most appealing theory about the origin of the state was |
A. |
evolutionary theory |
B. |
theory of divine origin |
C. |
matriarchal theory |
Answer: Option C
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163. |
Which one of the following is not the most important characteristic of the state? |
A. |
Territory |
B. |
Population |
C. |
Culture |
Answer: Option B
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164. |
A system of government in which real power is vested in the hands of one person who acts for his welfare is known as |
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dictatorship |
B. |
limited monarchy |
C. |
absolute monarchy |
Answer: Option A
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165. |
According to pluralists, the state is |
A. |
the most powerful association. |
B. |
above all other associations in the state. |
C. |
None of above. |
Answer: Option B
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166. |
Which of the following is one of the distinguishing feature of the state but not that of an association? |
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It has limited ends. |
B. |
It has definite territory. |
C. |
None of these |
Answer: Option B
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167. |
Fundamental difference between state and an association is that one |
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has more population while the other has less. |
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is sovereign while the other is not. |
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None of above. |
Answer: Option C
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168. |
Which of the following is true about state? |
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It came prior to the society. |
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It has no territorial jurisdiction. |
C. |
None of above. |
Answer: Option A
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169. |
Which of the following is true of the state? |
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It existed long before the society. |
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It aims at organising community for poliitical ends. |
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Its purpose is determined by the society. |
Answer: Option B
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170. |
Theory which believes that the state was given to man by God is known as |
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Force theory |
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Matriarchal theory |
C. |
Divine origin theory |
Answer: Option C
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