180+ Political Ideas, Concepts and Ideologies Solved MCQs

101.

" The organization is based on the principles of sovereign equality of all its members". It is expressed in the ……………

A. united nationscharter
B. indian constitution
C. british constitution
D. saarc
Answer» A. united nationscharter
102.

" Men are born , and always continue , free and equal in respect oftheir rights". It is thedeclaration of ?

A. american war of independence
B. indian freedom struggle
C. russian revolution
D. the french declaration of rights ofman
Answer» D. the french declaration of rights ofman
103.

The principle of "one man, one vote, one value" is example of ?

A. social justice
B. communal justice
C. political justice
D. individual justice
Answer» C. political justice
104.

Who stated that “right is a power claimed and recognized as contributory to common good”.

A. t.h. green
B. wilson
C. hobbes
D. locke
Answer» A. t.h. green
105.

Ritchie defines ………… rights as" the claim of an individual on others recognized by the society irrespective of its recognition by the state".

A. politicalrights
B. civil rights
C. natural rights
D. moral rights
Answer» D. moral rights
106.

Which is considered “ as an historic event of the profound significance and one of the greatest achievement of the United Nations”.

A. udhr
B. settlement of korean crisis
C. settlement of cuban crisis
D. none
Answer» A. udhr
107.

Input- output analysis of David Easton , the inputs stand for …………………

A. the politicalsystem
B. the environment
C. demandsand supports
D. the feedback
Answer» C. demandsand supports
108.

In politicalscience ,the structural-functional theorywasfirst applied in 1960 by… ?

A. almond and coleman
B. david easton
C. dhal
D. maciver
Answer» A. almond and coleman
109.

Who wasthe first philosopher to make a detailed intellectual study of political power ?

A. charles merriam
B. morgenthau
C. dhal
D. tawney
Answer» A. charles merriam
110.

Which one of the following is nota Weberian classification of authority ?

A. traditional authority
B. charismatic authority
C. rational-legal authority
D. political authority
Answer» D. political authority
111.

Modern bureaucracies are the best example of organizations based on which kinds authority ?

A. traditional
B. charismatic
C. rational-legal
D. political
Answer» C. rational-legal
112.

The term " Political Culture " wasformulated and used first time by ?

A. simon
B. dhal
C. easton
D. gabrial almond
Answer» D. gabrial almond
113.

Political Culture is the pattern of individual attitudes and orientations towards System ?

A. socialsystem
B. economic system
C. political system
D. environmentalsystem
Answer» C. political system
114.

Which one of the following is not Lucian Pye’s three basic characteristic features of politicaldevelopments?

A. equality
B. capacity
C. differentiation
D. state
Answer» D. state
115.

Who observed that the maintenance of political stability as the ultimate goal of political development?

A. samuel huntington
B. allan ball
C. karl marx
D. dhal
Answer» A. samuel huntington
116.

Huntington describes as amulti-faced process involving change in all areas of human thought and activity.

A. political development
B. politicalmodernization
C. political change
D. political power
Answer» B. politicalmodernization
117.

increase the capacity and capability ofthe political system to find and utilize the resources of the country ?

A. political development
B. politicalmodernization
C. political change
D. political power
Answer» B. politicalmodernization
118.

Who stated , " Socialization through the mass media is the best short-run technique available and it is crucial to modernization”

A. gabrial almond
B. huntington
C. lucian pye
D. coleman
Answer» C. lucian pye
119.

Which is the first important agent of politicalsocialization?

A. society
B. state
C. political party
D. family
Answer» D. family
120.

Political sub-culture is the part of ?

A. social culture
B. general culture
C. political culture
D. culture
Answer» C. political culture
121.

Who is the author of the book the ‘ Law of the Constitution’ ?

A. a.v. dicey
B. finer
C. gettle
D. willoughby
Answer» A. a.v. dicey
122.

The author of the book ‘ History and Class Consciousness ‘ ?

A. althusser
B. gramsci
C. lenin
D. lukacs
Answer» B. gramsci
123.

The idea of individualism originated in………….

A. italy
B. uk
C. france
D. russia
Answer» C. france
124.

Ideology that advocates maximum possible freedom to individual and minimum of state functions

A. fascism
B. marxism
C. individualism
D. gandhism
Answer» C. individualism
125.

Author of the book ‘wealth of Nations’.

A. herbert spencer
B. j s mill
C. laski
D. adam smith
Answer» D. adam smith
126.

Who among the following is not associated with Individualism

A. spencer
B. adam smith
C. hegel
D. j s mill
Answer» C. hegel
127.

Primary duty of the state according to individualist……………………..

A. regulate economic life of man
B. protect the individual from violence and fraud
C. regulate social life of man
D. none of the above
Answer» B. protect the individual from violence and fraud
128.

Policy of laissez faire is otherwise known as …………..

A. fascism
B. marxism
C. socialism
D. individualism
Answer» D. individualism
129.

Chief exponent of biological argument of Individualism

A. herbert spencer
B. j s mill
C. adam smith
D. laski
Answer» A. herbert spencer
130.

Who among the following is associated with modern Individualism

A. adam smith
B. spenser
C. graham wallas
D. laski
Answer» C. graham wallas
131.

Classical liberalism stood for ………….

A. liberty of individuals
B. democratic institutions
C. free enterprise
D. all the above
Answer» D. all the above
132.

In the political sphere liberalism entails …………………

A. freedom of press and judiciary
B. freedom of thought and expression
C. free and fair elections
D. all the above
Answer» D. all the above
133.

Who among the following is considered a father figure of Liberal tradition

A. hegel
B. karl marx
C. john locke
D. plato
Answer» C. john locke
134.

Who among the following is not associated with modern Liberalism

A. barker
B. hobhouse
C. mac iver
D. adam smith
Answer» D. adam smith
135.

Author of communist Manifesto

A. hegel
B. marx
C. barker
D. laski
Answer» B. marx
136.

Dialectical method is associated with …………….

A. barker
B. laski
C. hegel
D. j s mill
Answer» C. hegel
137.

Marx considered the as the basis of this world

A. idea
B. spirit
C. organization
D. material object
Answer» D. material object
138.

According to Marx all fundamental historical changes are determined by the ……………..

A. state
B. working class
C. capitalist class
D. economic forces
Answer» D. economic forces
139.

According to Marx ‘superstructure, constitutes …………….

A. mode of production
B. social relations of productions
C. ideas of society
D. all the above
Answer» C. ideas of society
140.

The difference between value paid to the labourer and the value appropriated by the capitalist Marx called it………

A. profit value
B. theft
C. additional profit
D. surplus value
Answer» D. surplus value
141.

Literal meaning of bourgeoisie

A. capitalist class
B. working class
C. middle class
D. none of the above
Answer» C. middle class
142.

By proletariat class Marx meant ……………

A. the working class
B. the middle class
C. the capitalist class
D. middle class and capitalist class combined
Answer» A. the working class
143.

According to Marx, in the class war will come out victorious.

A. bourgeoisie
B. capitalist class
C. proletariat
D. middle class
Answer» C. proletariat
144.

Dictatorship of the proletariat is a ………………

A. quasi-state of the working class
B. dictatorship of the capitalist
C. new state of the working class
D. is full- fledged state of the proletariat
Answer» A. quasi-state of the working class
145.

The task of the dictatorship of the proletariat is ……………..

A. centralize production
B. increase production
C. to expropriate the bourgeoisie
D. all the above
Answer» D. all the above
146.

According to Marx after the success of revolution and overthrow of capitalism the state will…….

A. reduce its functions
B. wither away
C. become a class institution of the workers
D. become powerless
Answer» B. wither away
147.

Marx predicts

A. a classless society
B. communist society
C. society without contradictions
D. all the above
Answer» D. all the above
148.

The ideology of fascism emerged in which country

A. germany
B. russia
C. italy
D. spain
Answer» C. italy
149.

The ideology of Fascism was developed by ….… …..

A. hitler
B. stalin
C. napoleon
D. mussolini
Answer» D. mussolini
150.

The word fascism originated from the Italian word….

A. fasces
B. feodus
C. fas
D. none of the above
Answer» A. fasces
151.

The word fasces in Italian means ………….

A. power
B. bundles
C. strength
D. state
Answer» B. bundles
152.

Fascism stood against …………..

A. democracy
B. liberty
C. internationalism
D. all the above
Answer» D. all the above
153.

Fascism advocated ………………

A. aggressive nationalism
B. hero-worship
C. irrationalism
D. all the above
Answer» D. all the above
154.

The ideology that considered the state as an end in itself

A. liberalism
B. individualism
C. marxism
D. fascism
Answer» D. fascism
155.

The ideology that consider democracy as the worst form of government

A. liberalism
B. individualism
C. marxism
D. fascism
Answer» D. fascism
156.

The ideology that advocated aggressive war fare and imperialist expansion

A. fascism
B. marxism
C. liberalism
D. individualism
Answer» A. fascism
157.

Tolstoy’s book that made a great influence on Gandhi

A. unto this last
B. civil disobedience
C. the kingdom of god within you
D. none of the above
Answer» A. unto this last
158.

According to Gandhi Non-Violence is the quality of…….

A. weak
B. brave and effeminate
C. villagers
D. strong and brave
Answer» D. strong and brave
159.

To Gandhi Ahimsa is

A. supreme love
B. supreme kindness
C. supreme self sacrifice
D. all the above
Answer» D. all the above
160.

According to Gandhi, the highest form of non-violence………..

A. non-violence of the brave
B. passive non-violence of the helpless
C. passive non-violence of the coward
D. none of the above
Answer» A. non-violence of the brave
161.

Satyagraha

A. is based on the concept of suffering
B. never injures the opponent
C. tries to wean the opponent from error by love and self suffering
D. all the above
Answer» D. all the above
162.

A technique of Satyagraha suggested by Gandhi in which people voluntarily exile from the place of residence……………..

A. hijrat
B. strike
C. civil disobedience
D. non-violence
Answer» A. hijrat
163.

According to Gandhi’s concept of trusteeship which is correct

A. an individual free to hold wealth for his selfish interest
B. character of production determined by social necessity
C. there will be affixed minimum wage but no maximum wage
D. gandhi recognize the right to private property and one can use it as he desires
Answer» B. character of production determined by social necessity
164.

Which is true. Gandhian society will be

A. state less society
B. classless society
C. socialist society
D. all the above
Answer» D. all the above
165.

According to Gandhi

A. ends are more important than means
B. only our means should be moral and not ends
C. moral means leads to moral ends
D. our ends should be moral and not means
Answer» B. only our means should be moral and not ends
166.

According to Gandhi

A. religion and politics are separable
B. religion and politics are inseparable
C. political exploitation of religion is permissible in some cases
D. hind religion is superior to all other religions
Answer» B. religion and politics are inseparable
167.

In Greek ‘Demos’ means

A. power
B. state
C. democracy
D. people
Answer» D. people
168.

In Greek ’Kratos’ means

A. power
B. state
C. democracy
D. people
Answer» A. power
169.

India follows

A. direct democracy
B. participatory democracy
C. representative democracy
D. none of the above
Answer» C. representative democracy
170.

Which of the following is not a necessary condition for the success of democracy

A. social and economic equality
B. sound party system
C. freedom of press
D. state religion
Answer» D. state religion
171.

Verdict of the people sought on a proposed law or constitutional amendment is………

A. recall
B. referendum
C. plebiscite
D. initiative
Answer» A. recall
172.

Facultative referendum is … …

A. all laws passed by the legislature are referred to people
B. all laws are referred by the people to the legislature
C. some laws are referred by the people to the legislature
D. certain number of people can ask for a bill be submitted to the people for
Answer» D. certain number of people can ask for a bill be submitted to the people for
173.

Power of the people to propose legislation

A. recall
B. referendum
C. plebiscite
D. initiative
Answer» D. initiative
174.

In Unformulated Initiative , Initiative is ………

A. in the form of proper law
B. taken by the legislature
C. taken by the executive
D. in the form of a general demand
Answer» D. in the form of a general demand
175.

The word plebiscite is derived from the French word plebiscitum meaning………

A. power of the people
B. will of the people
C. decree of the people
D. rule of the people
Answer» C. decree of the people
176.

Power of the people to call back elected representatives before the expiry of their term

A. recall
B. referendum
C. plebiscite
D. initiative
Answer» A. recall
177.

People have the right to ‘recall’ in which country

A. china
B. uk
C. italy
D. switzerland
Answer» D. switzerland
178.

An opinion to be considered as public opinion…………….

A. it must emanate from the people as a whole
B. it should not be a sectional interest
C. it should have the consent of the minority
D. all the above.
Answer» B. it should not be a sectional interest
179.

Pick the correct answer.

A. public opinion is a belief and not a theory.
B. pressure groups does not create public opinion
C. political parties are not agencies that create public opinion
D. public opinion does not have the consent of the minority
Answer» A. public opinion is a belief and not a theory.
180.

Which is an agent of public opinion

A. political party
B. press
C. educational institutions
D. all the above
Answer» D. all the above
181.

Which is a method of minority representation

A. the limited vote plan
B. the cumulative vote system
C. the separate electorate system
D. all the above
Answer» D. all the above
182.

Choose the tactic not generally associated with pressure groups

A. lobbying
B. strike
C. generating favourable public opinion
D. use of muscle power
Answer» D. use of muscle power
183.

Primary reason for the formation of pressure group is ……………..

A. to capture power
B. self interest
C. to amass wealth
D. all the above
Answer» B. self interest
184.

Pick a demerit ( or demerits) of bi-party system

A. unstable governments
B. minorities may not get adequate representation in party and government
C. choices available to the electorate in times of election
D. all the above
Answer» B. minorities may not get adequate representation in party and government
185.

Bi-party system exists in ……

A. india
B. pakistan
C. sri lanka
D. none of the above
Answer» D. none of the above
186.

Which one of the following is true.

A. satyagrahi injures the opponent
B. a satyagrahi has be deeply religious
C. satyagrahi appeals to the soul of the opponent
D. satyagrahi makes the opponents suffer
Answer» C. satyagrahi appeals to the soul of the opponent
187.

Which is a democracy

A. china
B. myanmar
C. sri lanka
D. all the above
Answer» C. sri lanka
188.

Which is not an essential characteristics of democracy

A. universal adult franchise
B. elective legislatures
C. civil liberties
D. perfect economic equality
Answer» D. perfect economic equality
189.

Which is not a direct democratic device

A. .initiative
B. recall
C. plebiscite
D. refer
Answer» D. refer
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