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A. Each individual surrendered his powers to the King
B. Each individual surrendered his powers to the Parliament
C. Each individual surrendered his powers to the Community
D. Each person received certain rights from the King

A. Popular Sovereignty
B. Individual Sovereignty
C. Political Sovereignty
D. Legal Sovereignty

A. Hobbes
B. Locke
C. Rousseau
D. T.H. Green

A. Will of the majority
B. Unanimous will
C. Collection of individual wills
D. Will of the community viewed as a living and rational political organism

A. Non-sovereign
B. Sovereign
C. Ejoys only limited sovereignty
D. Legally sovereign

A. Always right
B. Generally right
C. Never right
D. Can be both right and wrong

A. Permanent
B. Keeps on changing according to time and place
C. Purely Temporary
D. Highly flexible

A. Hobbes
B. Locke
C. Bodin
D. Austin

A. J.S. Mill
B. T.H. Green
C. Locke
D. Bentham

A. It attached undue importance to religion
B. It attached too much of importance to force
C. It supported the ‘Divine Right of the Kings’
D. It is historically wrong