A. Selection of candidates becomes easy
B. Party control lessens
C. It becomes easy to fix responsibility for failures
D. Choice of candidates becomes very wide
A. Britain
B. U.S.A.
C. China
D. France
A. To maintain law and order
B. To own means of production
C. To regulate working hours of workers
D. To remove social evils
E. To promote religion
A. Legal theory of rights
B. Natural theory of rights
C. Idealist theory of rights
D. Historical theory of rights
A. Because they did not believe in the inherent worth of man
B. Because they felt that the masses were not competent to govern themselves
C. Because they believed in human inequality
D. Because majority consists of fools
A. Shifting frontiers and growing population
B. Decline in purchasing capacity and growing unemployment
C. Technological changes and presence of large labour force
D. Growing population and prevailing unemployment
A. Spread of education
B. Invention of printing machines
C. Manufacture of paper in large quantity
D. Introduction of quick means of transportation