A. Principle of separation of powers
B. Principle of co-ordination of powers
C. Principle of parity of powers
D. None of these
A. Plato
B. Aristotle
C. Montesquieu
D. Hobbes
A. Educating the people about the evils of the capitalist state
B. Securing majority in elections
C. Constant discussion and persuasion
D. Violent revolution
A. Adheres strictly to constitutional provisions
B. Does not have a monarch as head of the state
C. Places effective restrictions on the authority
D. Of the state in the interests of individual liberty.
E. Places effective restrictions on the individual liberty in the interests of state authority
A. Plato
B. Aristotle
C. Locke
D. Newton
A. Brought to an end
B. Continued
C. Continued but in a limited manner
D. Continued but in a modified form
A. Lahore
B. Delhi
C. Amritsar
D. Lucknow