According to Wycliff the church should:__________?

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1. Church occupied an important position in: ___________?

   A. The city-states B. The Roman Empire C. The Holy Roman Empire D. All the above...

2. Which one of the following is not true about the characteristics of the church of fourth century?

   A. It became very strong B. It became very weak C. It helped in the growth of strong state D. It began to perform some functions of the state E. It helped in the preservation of peace...

3. Which one of the following is not true of church of the fourth century?

   A. Pope began to claim himself as superior over king B. There was a conflict between the pope and the state C. The pope and the state lived in perfect harmony D. Church was a pure institution...

4. We travel to a city of historical importance in the life of Joan of Arc. In which city is there a memorial and a church at the site where she was burned at the stake?

   A. Cherbourg B. Caen C. Rouen D. Lisieux...

5. According to the Marxists, in an ideal or Communist society there shall be:__________?

   A. Absolute right to private property B. No right to private property C. Only limited right to private property D. Only right ot personal property...

6. According to Laski ‘private property’ contributes to:__________?

   A. The prosperity of the society B. The development of society C. The weakening of society D. None of the above...

7. According to Hobbes state of nature was: __________?

   A. Pre-social B. Post-social C. Socially respectable D. None of the above...

8. According to G. A. Almond political development should be linked with: __________?

   A. Democracy B. Political mobilisation C. Political stability D. Level of absolute power...

9. According to Myron Weiner political development should be measured in terms of:__________?

   A. Capital formation B. Political stability C. Level of absolute power D. Political modernisation E. National respect in international field...

10. According to Article 112 OF USSR: __________?

    A. Judges were appointed by Supreme Soviet B. Independent and subject only to law C. Could be removed by their respective supreme soviets D. None of them...