Question 1

Indirect democracy is not practiced in which of the following country.

Accepted Answer

A) Vatican City 
B) United Kingdom 
C) Canada 
D) India 
A) Vatican City 
B) United Kingdom 
C) Canada 
D) India

Question 2

A: Democracy stands on the Spirit of tolerance and allows people to have diverse interest
B: Sovereignty rest with the government in democracy

Accepted Answer

A) A is true but B is false 
B) B is true but A is false 
C) Both A and B are true 
D) Both A and B are false 
A) A is true but B is false 
B) B is true but A is false 
C) Both A and B are true 
D) Both A and B are false

Question 3

Direct Democracy existed in the ancient cities of

Accepted Answer

A) Egypt 
B) Greece 
C) Rome 
D) Mesopotamia 
A) Egypt 
B) Greece 
C) Rome 
D) Mesopotamia

Question 4

What was the treaty signed for the creation of Vatican City?

Accepted Answer

A) Vatican Treaty 
B) Lateran Treaty 
C) The Vatican-Rome Treaty 
D) The Catholic Treaty 
A) Vatican Treaty 
B) Lateran Treaty 
C) The Vatican-Rome Treaty 
D) The Catholic Treaty

Indirect democracy is not practiced in which of the following country.

A: Democracy stands on the Spirit of tolerance and allows people to have diverse interest B: Sovereignty rest with the government in democracy

Direct Democracy existed in the ancient cities of

What was the treaty signed for the creation of Vatican City?

Political Sociology Key Concepts and Thinkers

Pillars of Power: Monarchy, Theocracy, and Elites

Power, Legitimacy, and Democracy

Political Participation and Theocratic Government

Political Participation and Pressure Groups

Political Parties and Systems of Government

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Exam 2: Political Sociology and Forms of Government

Indirect democracy is not practiced in which of the following country.

A: Democracy stands on the Spirit of tolerance and allows people to have diverse interest B: Sovereignty rest with the government in democracy

Direct Democracy existed in the ancient cities of

What was the treaty signed for the creation of Vatican City?

Political Sociology Key Concepts and Thinkers

Pillars of Power: Monarchy, Theocracy, and Elites

Power, Legitimacy, and Democracy

Political Participation and Theocratic Government

Political Participation and Pressure Groups

Political Parties and Systems of Government

Filters