A. Bureaucrats
B. Priests
C. Syndicates
D. Capitalists
A. Only one vote
B. As many votes as there are candidates to be elected
C. One vote less than the seats to be filled up
D. Cast all his votes in favour of any single candidate
A. Denial of all sovereign power to the state
B. Grant of absolute sovereign right to the state
C. Grant of limited sovereign powers to the state
D. Grant of all powers to associations only
A. It keeps pace with national progress
B. It guarantees permanence and stability
C. It adjusts itself with the passage of time
D. It is progressive
A. A person who has legal right to govern and command obedience.
B. A person who is authorised by Parliament to rule the country
C. A person in whom the entire authority is vested by the constitution but does not make use of that power
D. The constitutional ruler of state
A. Aristotle
B. Plato
C. Marx
D. Rousseau
A. From the very beginning
B. During Cromwillian era
C. During First World War
D. During economic depression of 1928