A. The ministers of the king
B. The King
C. The feudal lords
D. The farmers
A. Abolition of all private property
B. Absolute rights to property
C. Right to property within limitations
D. None of the above
A. It is a fluid philosophy
B. Its thinkers have divergent views
C. It is essentially a capitalist philosopy
D. It is basically philosophy of working classes
E. It wants changes through peaceful means which is not possible
A. Suppression of bourgeoisie
B. Guidance to the people regarding economic and social reconstruction
C. Inculcation of spirit of religion
D. To work for a classless and stateless society
A. They believe in Central State
B. They believe that state will work for collective welfare
C. They believe in non-bureaucratic state
D. They imagine state will protect the interests of the governed
A. Religious right
B. Economic right
C. Civil right
D. Political right
E. Moral right
A. Public voting system
B. Plural voting system
C. System of functional representation
D. System of secret ballot
E. System of instructed representation