A. Religion
B. Social status
C. Family status
D. Hostile interests
A. Election of representatives on the basis of an area or locality
B. Election of the representatives on the basis of their profession
C. Election of the representatives by various local government institutions
D. Election of representatives who own land
A. Parliament
B. Supreme Court
C. President
D. Electorate
A. John Austin
B. Jean Bodin
C. Hobbes
D. None of the above
A. Plato
B. Aristotle
C. Machiavelli
D. Montesquieu
A. It attaches too much importance to the religious factor in the interpretation of history
B. It attaches too much importance to the materialistic factor in interpretation of history
C. It wrongly asserts that the value of goods is determined by labour alone
D. It wrongly considers the state as an instrument of oppression
A. Economic equality
B. Cultural equality
C. Natural equality
D. Political equality