A. Herodotus – Political Science
B. Auguste Comte – Sociology
C. Adam Smith – Economics
D. Sigmund Fraud – Psychology
A. Population
B. Religion
C. Territory
D. Sovereignty
A. By reducing the wages rates
B. By increasing working hours
C. By resorting to technological advancement
D. By using labour saving devices
E. By eliminating workers from the market
A. Hermeias
B. Callisthenes
C. Xenocrates
D. Speusippus
A. It is dangerous because it leaves sufficient scope for the ruler to assume despotic powers
B. It leads to political stagnation and hampers progress
C. It is based on superstition and does not appeal to reason
D. It is not supported by history
A. These help in maintaining link between the people and the representatives
B. These provide political education to common man
C. These focus attention of the people on international political issues
D. These highlight failings and faltering of each other
E. None of the above
A. Through violence and bloodshed
B. Through elections and smooth transfer of power
C. Through compromise and electoral adjustments among the competing forces
D. By bringing all aspects of life to a standstill