A. Hobbes
B. Locke
C. Rousseau
D. Machiavelli
A. Civil equality
B. National equality
C. Natural equality
D. Political equality
A. Its aim is to promote national unity
B. It aims at protecting the educated classes
C. It aims at protecting minorities
D. In this there are always multimember constituencies
A. Value
B. Capital
C. Wages
D. Natural resources
A. The state which will be established after the overthrow of the capitalist state as a transitory measure
B. A state in which the factory workers would control all the means of production and distribution
C. A state in which the real power will be in the hands of peasants and farmers
D. A stateless and classless society, which the Marxists ultimately wish to establish
A. Stability
B. Irresponsibility
C. Administrative efficiency
D. Consistent policy
A. Is always opposed to it
B. It seldom opposed to it
C. Helps maintaining status quo
D. At times it helps in development but at times not