Who of the following believe that the state is bound to wither away?

Related Mcqs:

1. Who asserted, “the state would ultimately wither away”?

   A. Kant
   B. Marx
   C. Aristotle
   D. None of the above

2. Those who believe that the state is an end in itself believe that:

   A. Should be widened
   B. Should be narrowed down
   C. State should have no functions
   D. State should perform optional functions

3. Those who believe that the state is means to an end believe that:

   A. Man is the highest aim of perfection
   B. Nothing should be left to the individual
   C. Individual is not the best judge of his interests
   D. State should bother about removing hindrances

4. State Socialists believe that changes in the present institution of state can be brought about effectively with the help of:

   A. Revolution
   B. Church
   C. Elites of society
   D. Spread of education propaganda

5. State socialists believe that the State should be:

   A. Given maximum functions
   B. Assigned minimum functions
   C. Given only compulsory functions
   D. Given the responsibility of defending the people and removing hindrances

6. Who of the following believe that the state all along has been protecting the interests of the rich?

   A. The capitalists
   B. The Marxists
   C. The Idealists
   D. The Fabian Socialists

7. Who of the following believe that the state is a necessary evil?

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

8. Which of the following loes Hobbes believe approximates the living conditions of the state of nature?

   A. Native American societies
   B. The Spanish Armada
   C. Madhouses
   D. Prisons

9. About the state and study of political problems the Behaviouralists believe:

   A. Scope of state activity is narrow
   B. For studying poliitical problem approach may be disciplinary
   C. State should not interfere in social life of the people
   D. Inter-disciplinary approach should be followed

10. “Really I think that the poorest he that is in England bath a life, as the greatest he, and therefore truly, sir, I think it is clear that every man that is to live under a government ought first by his own consent to put himself under the government, and I do think that the poorest ram in England is not at all bound in a strict sense to the Government that he bath not had a voice to put himself under”. The statement argues for

    A. Rule according to the consent of the governed
    B. Rule of the poor
    C. Expropriation of the rich
    D. Distribution of wealth equally to all