A. The unification of the proletariat into a ruling class,
B. The overthrow of the bourgeois supremacy
C. Both (a) & (b)
D. None of these
Related Mcqs:
- In which of the following way communists and Fascists have similar views?
A. Both aim at abolition of capitalism
B. Both aim at abolition of state
C. Both agree on theory of class struggle
D. Both have faith in totalitarianism - Fascists and Communists differ from each other about their views about:
A. Dictatorship of working classes
B. Love for their religion
C. Love for educated class
D. None of These - According to Communists constitutional government can be brought with the help of:
A. Constitutional monarchy
B. Parliamentary democracy
C. Presidential form of Government
D. International corporation
E. Communist Ideology - Communists governed Russia from 1917 until:_________?
A. 1991
B. 1993
C. 1994
D. 1997 - Which one of the following was not main aim of political party according to Fascists?
A. It should help in selection of bureaucrats
B. It should propagate aim of the party
C. It should glorify leader
D. It should glorify state
E. It should develop patriotism - What does Hobbes see as the immediate result of a rebellion against the sovereign, or against the social covenant, as in civil war?
A. The establishment of a new government
B. A return to the state of nature
C. The sovereign punishes the rebels and peace is restored to the Leviathan
D. Civil wars only occur in governments that have not been structured according to Hobbesian rules - Who said that the state should aim at preserving destiny of humanity at international level?
A. Burgess
B. Bluntschli
C. Tucker
D. Sorel
E. Duguit - Who said that everystate activity should aim at perfection of national life?
A. Burgess
B. Garner
C. Gettell
D. Rousseau
E. Bluntschli - Marxists aim at capturing power:
A. Through elections
B. Through strikes
C. By killing the bourgeoisie class
D. Through guilds of workers - Which of the following kind of law is most important?
A. Political Law
B. Civil Law
C. Criminal Law
D. Law derived from morals, customs, and beliefs
