The term ‘City State’ is generally associated with:_____________?

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1. The City-states which made their appearance before the birth of Christ are generally associated with:_________?

   A. China B. India C. Rome D. Greece...

2. The term ‘city state’ is used for:____________?

   A. The states in ancient Greece B. The local government bodies England C. Small states of modern times D. The states of a federation...

3. In Ancient city-state citizenship was available to:_____________?

   A. All adult discrimination B. All persons except the slaves and foreigners C. All persons who rendered military service D. All persons who either paid taxes or rendered military service...

4. A totalitarian state has generally:

   A. Single party system B. A bi-party system C. A multi-party system D. No political parties...

5. During World War II, the Nazi built the sinister extermination Camp. Of Struth of near this city. Today, the city is the seat of the Eurogean Parliament

   A. Strasbourg B. Metz C. Paris D. Versailles...

6. Nicknamed the “Pink City”, this city hosts the most developed Aeronautics industries in Europe:

   A. Toulouse B. Nimes C. Metz D. Versailles...

7. 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...

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 view that the state is a necessary evil is associated with:___________?

   A. Individualists B. Anarchists C. Marxists D. Sophists...

10. The view that the state is an executive committee of the exploiting class is associated with:

    A. Individualists B. Idealists C. Marxists D. Anarchists...