A. The nature of State
B. The tunctions of State
C. The purpose of State
D. The origin of State
A. Individually responsible to the Parliament
B. Responsible to the Upper House
C. Colletively responsible to upper House
D. For all effective purposes collectively responsible to House
A. It introduces all evils of territorial representation
B. The consumers will not get proper representation
C. The producers will not get proper representation
D. It will divide society in small economic groups
A. John Locke
B. Hegel
C. Austin
D. Holland
E. Rousseau
A. Austin
B. Bodin
C. Rousseau
D. Grotius
A. Hare Scheme and List System
B. Universal Adult Franchise and Direct Elections
C. Reservation of Seats and Direct Election
D. Direct Election and Communal Representation
A. Sir Henry Maine
B. Adam Smith
C. Herbert
D. Jenks