A. A programme of action
B. A philosophy
C. Both a philosophy and programme
D. None of the above things
A. State is given by the society to perform
B. State compulsorily takes upon itself
C. State is forced to take upon itself
D. If not performed, the state will disintegrate
A. The Indian Constitution
B. The American and Declaration of Rights
C. The Fundamental Rights of Citizens in Soviet Union
D. The Conduct of Monarchs and Princes
A. Eradicate class conflicts by assuming direction and control over economic policies
B. Provide for its citizens a minimum of material well being without destroying private initiative
C. Provide for its citizens a maximum of material well-being so as to ensure reconciliation of partisan objectives
D. Eradicate contradiction between political power and socio-economic justice
A. That they are rich
B. That they are educated
C. That they have influence in the masses
D. That they have control over economic activity
E. That they are an organised minority
A. Tusi
B. Ghazzali
C. Farabi
D. Mawardi
A. The ancient Greek times
B. The beginning of the twentieth century
C. Middle-ages
D. Eighteenth century