A. Individualists
B. Idealists
C. Utilitarian
D. Socialists
E. Fascists
A. Well disciplined
B. Free to come and go to the meetings as and when they like
C. To disobey their leader
D. To organise sub-groups within the party
A. East India Company was to be given more freedom
B. British Parliament wanted to have some hand in the affairs of the Company
C. On the advice of the Prime Minister
D. None of These
A. Political parties divide the people and disrupt national unity
B. Political parties break the rigidity of the separation of power
C. Political parties deny freedom of speech and expression to an individual and he becomes a mere cog in the party machinery
D. Political parties encourage political favouritism
A. Might is right
B. Survival of the fittest
C. From each according to his needs
D. None of the above
A. The House of Lords
B. The Queen-in-Parliament
C. The Queen
D. The Courts
A. Aristotle
B. Rousseau
C. Plato
D. MacIver