A. 357 B.C.
B. 367 B.C.
C. 377 B.C.
D. 387 B.C.
A. Popularly elected representative body
B. The electorate
C. The people
D. All the above
A. The President
B. Speaker of the Lower House
C. Chairman of the Upper house
D. The Prime Minister
E. None of the above
A. Rights are created by the state
B. Rights are conditions of good life
C. Rights are intimately related with duties
D. The rights are not static and grow with time
A. Giving labour theory of value
B. Modifying theory of class struggle
C. Theory of surplus value
D. The principle of democratic centralism
E. None of these
A. A Marxist viewpoint
B. A Pluralist viewpoint
C. A Fabian viewpoint
D. An Anarchist viewpoint
A. Against separation of powers
B. Against periodical elections
C. In favour of elections because they help in gauging public opinion
D. Against decentralisation of authority