Question 1

The work liberty, Equality, Fraternity is authored by:

Accepted Answer

A) J.F. Stephen 
B) J.F. Kennedy 
C) J.F. Ribero 
D) None of the above 
A) J.F. Stephen 
B) J.F. Kennedy 
C) J.F. Ribero 
D) None of the above

Question 2

The concept of positive law is

Accepted Answer

A) Roman in origin 
B) Greek in origin 
C) Liberals 
D) None of the above 
A) Roman in origin 
B) Greek in origin 
C) Liberals 
D) None of the above

Question 3

Rights are broadly divided into three categories: natural rights, moral rights and legal rights

Accepted Answer

A) Civil rights 
B) Political rights 
C) Economic rights 
D) All of the above 
A) Civil rights 
B) Political rights 
C) Economic rights 
D) All of the above

Question 4

Legal equality implies:

Accepted Answer

A) Equal subjection of all citizens to the law 
B) Equal protection of the law for all citizens 
C) Equal distribution of material goods to all 
D) Both (a) and (b) 
A) Equal subjection of all citizens to the law 
B) Equal protection of the law for all citizens 
C) Equal distribution of material goods to all 
D) Both (a) and (b)

Question 5

Who among the following insists on the 'mono-national state' as a condition of successful democracy?

Accepted Answer

A) Thomas Hobbes 
B) Hannah Arendt 
C) J.S Mill 
D) Laski 
A) Thomas Hobbes 
B) Hannah Arendt 
C) J.S Mill 
D) Laski

The work liberty, Equality, Fraternity is authored by:

The concept of positive law is

Rights are broadly divided into three categories: natural rights, moral rights and legal rights

Legal equality implies:

Who among the following insists on the 'mono-national state' as a condition of successful democracy?

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Exam 9: Philosophical and Political, Justice, and Democracy

The work liberty, Equality, Fraternity is authored by:

The concept of positive law is

Rights are broadly divided into three categories: natural rights, moral rights and legal rights

Legal equality implies:

Who among the following insists on the 'mono-national state' as a condition of successful democracy?

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Concepts of Liberty and Justice

Justice, Democracy, and Formation of Public Opinion

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