The chief advocate of Fascism was : ______________?

Related Mcqs:

1. Who of the followings is considered the chief advocate of negative liberty?

   A. T.H. Green
   B. Laski
   C. Barker
   D. Bentham

2. In modern times the Force theory of the origin of state found a strong advocate in __________?

   A. Lenin
   B. Winston Churchill
   C. Hitler
   D. Mahatma Gandhi

3. In modern times the Force Theory found a strong advocate in: __________?

   A. Lenin
   B. Hitler
   C. Winston Churchill
   D. Mahatma Gandhi

4. Rousseau was an advocate of: __________?

   A. Popular Sovereignty
   B. Individual Sovereignty
   C. Political Sovereignty
   D. Legal Sovereignty

5. Who of the followings was an advocate of positive liberty?

   A. Marx
   B. Green
   C. Bentham
   D. J.S.Mill

6. Who of the following is not an advocate of liberal philosophy?

   A. T.H. Green
   B. J.S. Mill
   C. Bentham
   D. Locke
   E. Karl Marx

7. Fascism attaches more importance to: ___________?

   A. Individual
   B. Leader
   C. Nation
   D. Party

8. Fascism believes in bringing changes through:

   A. Constitutional and peaceful methods
   B. Persuasion and propaganda
   C. Violent methods
   D. Fascism is opposed to all changes

9. In Italy Fascism developed as a reaction against:

   A. Capitalism
   B. Liberalism and democracy
   C. Dictatorship
   D. Communism

10. The term ‘fascism’ is derived from the world ‘facio’ which means: _____________?

    A. A bundle of sticks
    B. A bundle of rods
    C. A bundle of brooms
    D. None of the above