Question 1

The aspect of 'positive relationship' between law and liberty is

Accepted Answer

A) Law protects only the liberty of the individual at the cost of the society 
B) Law helps in establishing a civilized society and protect the life and liberty for individuals. 
C) Law help in protecting the society at the cost of individual liberty 
D) None of the above 
A) Law protects only the liberty of the individual at the cost of the society 
B) Law helps in establishing a civilized society and protect the life and liberty for individuals. 
C) Law help in protecting the society at the cost of individual liberty 
D) None of the above

Question 2

Who said, "Over himself, his own body and mind, the individual is sovereign"

Accepted Answer

A) Hayek 
B) Merriam 
C) J. S. Mill 
D) Miller 
A) Hayek 
B) Merriam 
C) J. S. Mill 
D) Miller

Question 3

The term 'liberty' is derived from Latin word

Accepted Answer

A) liber 
B) liberal 
C) libar 
D) lister 
A) liber 
B) liberal 
C) libar 
D) lister

Question 4

Who said, "underlying all other elements in state formation including kinship and religion is political consciousness, the supreme element".

Accepted Answer

A) Gilchirst 
B) Wolin 
C) Smith 
D) Tagore 
A) Gilchirst 
B) Wolin 
C) Smith 
D) Tagore

Question 5

The State for Marx is an executive committee of

Accepted Answer

A) Bourgeoisie 
B) Workers 
C) Proletariat 
D) Politician 
A) Bourgeoisie 
B) Workers 
C) Proletariat 
D) Politician

Question 6

Pluralist theory of sovereignty was a reaction to

Accepted Answer

A) Classical liberalism 
B) Monistic theory 
C) Liberal Theory 
D) Marxist Theory 
A) Classical liberalism 
B) Monistic theory 
C) Liberal Theory 
D) Marxist Theory

Question 7

Hobbes' state of nature was characterised by

Accepted Answer

A) constant evolution 
B) war of all against all 
C) state of happiness 
D) universal altruism 
A) constant evolution 
B) war of all against all 
C) state of happiness 
D) universal altruism

Question 8

The term 'liberty' mean

Accepted Answer

A) rights 
B) authority 
C) pluralism 
D) freedom 
A) rights 
B) authority 
C) pluralism 
D) freedom

Question 9

According to John Locke, 'where there is no law'

Accepted Answer

A) 'there are rights' 
B) 'there is no freedom' 
C) 'there is liberty' 
D) 'there is no justice' 
A) 'there are rights' 
B) 'there is no freedom' 
C) 'there is liberty' 
D) 'there is no justice'

Question 10

The statement, "every State is known by the rights that it maintains" is associated with

Accepted Answer

A) T. H. Green 
B) Laski 
C) Lord Bryce 
D) Whitehall 
A) T. H. Green 
B) Laski 
C) Lord Bryce 
D) Whitehall

The aspect of 'positive relationship' between law and liberty is

Who said, "Over himself, his own body and mind, the individual is sovereign"

The term 'liberty' is derived from Latin word

Who said, "underlying all other elements in state formation including kinship and religion is political consciousness, the supreme element".

The State for Marx is an executive committee of

Pluralist theory of sovereignty was a reaction to

Hobbes' state of nature was characterised by

The term 'liberty' mean

According to John Locke, 'where there is no law'

The statement, "every State is known by the rights that it maintains" is associated with

Constitution of India: Interpretation, Fundamental Rights, and Amendments

Indian Politics and Government Systems

Constitution of India and Its Formation

Foundations of Indias Governance: Understanding the Constitution and Its System

Government and Politics in India: Membership, Elections, and Committees

Indian Constitution and Judicial System

Political Theory: Sovereignty, Law, Liberty, and Freedom

Equality and Human Rights

Concepts of Justice and Democracy

Concepts Liberal Democracy and Welfare State

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Exam 7: Political Theory and Approaches

The aspect of 'positive relationship' between law and liberty is

Who said, "Over himself, his own body and mind, the individual is sovereign"

The term 'liberty' is derived from Latin word

Who said, "underlying all other elements in state formation including kinship and religion is political consciousness, the supreme element".

The State for Marx is an executive committee of

Pluralist theory of sovereignty was a reaction to

Hobbes' state of nature was characterised by

The term 'liberty' mean

According to John Locke, 'where there is no law'

The statement, "every State is known by the rights that it maintains" is associated with

Constitution of India: Interpretation, Fundamental Rights, and Amendments

Indian Politics and Government Systems

Constitution of India and Its Formation

Foundations of Indias Governance: Understanding the Constitution and Its System

Government and Politics in India: Membership, Elections, and Committees

Indian Constitution and Judicial System

Political Theory: Sovereignty, Law, Liberty, and Freedom

Equality and Human Rights

Concepts of Justice and Democracy

Concepts Liberal Democracy and Welfare State

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