A. To establish an omnipotent state
B. To establish a very weak state
C. To establish a state which is run in accordance with the wishes of people
D. Stateless society
A. Inferior to the laws of the Parliament
B. Superior to the laws of the Parliament
C. At par with the laws of the Parliament
D. None of these
A. Multi-party
B. Bi-party system
C. Single party system
D. None of these
A. It tries to influence from outside
B. Its membership is large
C. It actively joins political parties
D. Its members can join any number of groups
A. Giving labour theory of value
B. Modifying theory of class struggle
C. Theory of surplus value
D. The principle of democratic centralism
E. None of these
A. It tried to promote the welfare of the entire community
B. It ensures liberty as well as equality
C. It ensures real democracy
D. None of the above
A. Spread of education
B. Invention of printing machines
C. Manufacture of paper in large quantity
D. Introduction of quick means of transportation