What is the ultimate form of association?

Related Mcqs:

1. What is the primary form of association?

   A. Friendship
   B. Family
   C. Village
   D. City-state

2. In a democracy legal sovereign in the ultimate analysis bound to bow before:

   A. De-jure Sovereign
   B. Political Sovereign
   C. Nominal Sovereign
   D. Internal Sovereign

3. The ultimate objective of Marxists is: __________?

   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

4. The ultimate goal of Marx was to establish:

   A. A society in which people enjoy complete political liberty
   B. A casteless society
   C. A society based on religion and morality
   D. A classiess society

5. Lord Bryce has written “That form of government in which the ruling power of a state is legally vested, not in any particular class, but in the members of the community as a whole”. Which form of government he is referring to _________?

   A. Democracy
   B. Parliamentary government
   C. Federal government
   D. Unitary government

6. Lord Bryce has written, “That form of Government in which ruling power of the state is legally vested not in any particular class but, in the members of community as a whole. Which form of Government he is referring to?

   A. Democracy
   B. Federal
   C. Unitary
   D. Presidential
   E. Parliamentary

7. Which of the following is not true about state and association?

   A. Membership of state is compulsory whereas that of the other is not
   B. Membership of the state cannot be left whereas that of the association can be
   C. State has fixed territory whereas association has not
   D. Both the state and the association are permanent bodies

8. Main difference between the state and association is that?

   A. One can’t be member of both
   B. One can’t live without the other
   C. One can use force while other cannot
   D. One is hindrance on the parth of the other

9. Who said that a ‘political party is a voluntary association of people for the purpose of attaining political power’:

   A. Gettell
   B. MacIver
   C. G.C.Field
   D. Finer

10. A political party has been defined as “an association organised in support of some principles or policy which by constitutional means endeavours to make the determinant of government” by:

    A. MacIver
    B. Burke
    C. Bryce
    D. Machiavelli