A. It clearly demarcates functions of the government
B. It keeps pace with time
C. It does not invite revolutions
D. It helps in the growth of conventions
A. Bentham
B. G.D.H.Cole
C. Leacock
D. Gilchrist
A. Members of Parliament
B. Judges of the Supreme Court
C. Top political leaders
D. All civil servants
E. None of these
A. It was a condition of war of each against all
B. Man was unsocial, solitary and poor
C. There were some inconveniences
D. Man was basically good but the growth of civilization corrupted him
A. Maintaning property
B. Maintaining judicial system
C. Development of human personality
D. Devlopment of religion
A. Renaissance
B. First World War
C. Napoleonic Wars
D. Industrial Revolution
A. Fascism glorifies war and violence
B. Fascism restricts individual freedom and curbs human personality
C. Fascism, insists on cooperation between two classes to increase national production
D. Fascism lay too much emphasis on peace and moral transformation