About the origin of the state social contract theory replaced: __________?

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1. The Social Contract theory replaced:

   A. The Force theory B. Divine Origin theory C. Patriarchal theory D. Matriarchal theory...

2. Who said that theory of social contract about the origin of the state was most worthless?

   A. Sir Henry Maine B. T.H. Green C. Bentham D. Sorel...

3. The book “Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State” which contains an elaborate statement regarding the origin of state was written by:__________?

   A. Aristotle B. Plato C. Max Weber D. Frederik Engels...

4. The theory of origin of state which holds that the state is the result of slow process of growth is known as:__________?

   A. Organic Theory B. Social Contract Theory C. Evolutionary Theory D. Patriarchal Theory...

5. According to social contract theory the state: _________?

   A. Is created by God B. Is a growth C. Is created by contract D. Is the result of human conquest...

6. Which of the following theory about the origin of the state is closest to Darwin’s theory of the survival of the fittest?

   A. Force theory B. Patriarchal theory C. Matriarchal theory D. Evolutionary theory E. Theory of Divine Rights...

7. The theory which is today accepted as the most widely accepted theory about the origin of the state is:_________?

   A. Divine origin theory B. Social contract theory C. Marxist theory D. Evolutionary theory...

8. The historical theory of the origin of the state asserts that the state is:_____________?

   A. A creation of God at a point of time in the past B. A product of compact between individuals in the remote past C. A result of surrender of the vanquished tribe to the conquering tribe D. An outcome of gradual and continuous development of human society out of an imperfect beginning towards a...

9. The Social Contract theory deals with:__________?

   A. The nature of State B. The tunctions of State C. The purpose of State D. The origin of State...

10. Rousseau’s Social Contract theory exercised immense influence on:__________?

    A. The Glorious Revolution of 1688 in England B. The French Revolution of 1779 C. The French Revolution of October 1917 D. The American War of independence...