A: New Elites rise and take old elite’s place B: ‘Elites’ or aristocrats do not last.

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• A: Movement of elites takes place in two ways B: Either through merit or through revolution can movement of elites take place
• A: A few individuals may join the elite from the non-elite group B: All elites at some point in time were non-elites.
• A: Governing Elites are directly or indirectly concerned with administration. B: They play an important role and enjoy a prestigious place in society.
• A: The work and the role of elites are influenced by two factors B: One type of factor is called residue and the other derivations
• A: Pareto states that people are always governed by elites except for a short period of time B: He rejects a linear progressive evolutionary interpretation of history and social change.
• A: When a monarch is too young to take full control of their office a regent or groups of regents rule in their place B: A regent can hold its position for not more than three months
• Which type of parties aim at establishing a new a new order by overthrowing the existing institutions?
• Which type of parties cling to the old socio-economic and political institutions?
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• A: Power is not subject to change and is permanently fixed. B: Power is not conditional.