A. Titular sovereignty
B. De-Jure sovereignty
C. Popular sovereignty
D. Legal sovereignty
A. State ownership
B. Common ownership and common use
C. Individual ownership and common use
D. Individual ownership and private use
A. Abolition of state
B. Classless and stateless society
C. Curtailing powers of state
D. Further extension of the powers of state
A. It is collection of principles or laws which enjoy special sanctity
B. It determines the structure of the main organs of government and distribution of sovereign power between various authorities
C. It generally contains a statement of objectives
D. None of the above
A. A welfare agency
B. A necessary evil
C. Preserver of Liberty
D. Instrument of exploitation
A. Xenophon
B. Aristotle
C. Socrates
D. None of these
A. Austin’s Theory of Sovereignty
B. Social Contract Theory
C. Divine Origin Theory
D. Force Theory