A. At the central level in India
B. In the position of Secretary of State in England
C. In the working of local self bodies
D. In the position of Governor-General in India
E. In the provinces in India
Related Mcqs:
- Under the Government of India Act, 1919 meetings of the Legislative Council were to be presided over by:
A. Governor himself
B. Nominee of the Governor
C. An elected member of the Council
D. Nominee of Governor-General
E. Nominee of the Secretary of State - Under the Government of India Act, 1919 dyarchy was introduced at:
A. Central level
B. Provincial level
C. District level
D. Panchyat level - Under the Government of India Act, 1919 main responsibility for dealing with transferred subjects was with:
A. Governor-General
B. Governor
C. Secretary of State
D. Elected members - The Government of India Act, 1919 will be remembered in. India because:
A. It introduced communal system of representation
B. It started dyarchy
C. It gave wide political powers to Indians
D. It established non-official majority in the centre
E. It ended communal system of representation - The Act of 1919 failed in its actual working because:
A. British Parliament too much interfered
B. British press was opposed to the Act
C. Governor did not promote sense of joint responsibility
D. Indian Ministers were incompetent - Government of India Act, 1919 is commonly known as: _____________?
A. Morley-Minto Reforms
B. Montford Reforms
C. Act of provincial autonomy
D. None of these - Which one of the following was nota cause responsible for the passing of Government of India Act, 1919?
A. Indians had made sacrifices during World War I
B. In Congress power slipped to extremists
C. Indians continued to, be ill-treated abroad
D. Interests of Indian commercial classes during war were fully protected
E. It was felt that the Government of India was inelastic - “If political leadership fails to emerge, there is likelihood of military taking over power in developing countries. Radical student groups or labour may try to raise revolution but they are not likely to compete with the military. Military intervention, rule and withdrawal from politics is clearly related to a society’s level of political development.” In the context of Political Development the assumption in the above passage is that:
A. Political leadership is not an effective instrument
B. Military intervention is inevitable for development
C. National integration results from military intervention
D. Military is an agent of social change - Radical underdevelopment theory:
A. Opposed traditional Marxism
B. Supported the stand of traditional Marxists
C. Effect some modifications in the stand of traditional Marxists
D. All the above - Who is the author of “Radical Priorities”?
A. Thomas Hobbes
B. Noam Chomsky
C. Gilbert Achcar
D. Bob Woodward
