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The revisionist argument was known as the post Behavioral movement was spear headed by __?
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Politics is therefore the constant interplay between ___ and __?
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The instrument by which the purpose of the state is realized is __?
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The British Democracy have over time transited from absolute to ____ monarchy?
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The __method seeks an explanation of what the past institutions are?
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Political science is a social science discipline because it deals with __?
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The wealth and power of a nation is a function of the below except?
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Which of these scholars defines politics as the “art of governing mankind by deceiving them” __?
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A fundamental prerequisite in a democracy for the political stability of a country is the __?
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The first political scientist known to have analyzed information systematically was __?
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The policy introduced by Obasanjo to curb petroleum smuggling in Nigeria and to neighbouring countries is ------------ ?
QuestionHarold Laswell idea of politics focuses on __?
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A scientific knowledge is principally based on __ and __?
QuestionDuring the Greek City state, citizenship status or rights could only be granted by virtue of __?
QuestionThe utilitarian doctrine of ____ prescribes “the greatest happiness of the greatest numbers” as the purpose of government
QuestionThe method of rule of a tyrant and oligarchy leader is the use of __?
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The solution to the problem of order according to Aristotle is __?
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The force theory has ___ components?
QuestionBritain operates a __ system of government?
QuestionThe following are examples of countries with rigid constitutions except __?
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In governance, policies pursued by governments are inherently __?
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A major distinction between pressure groups and political parties is that unlike political parties, pressure groups is not concerned with ____?
QuestionThe most popular method open to pressure groups to influence public policy making process is __?
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What happens when a hypothesis is accepted in the study of politics __?
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Which of these scholars is the foremost exponent of legal sovereignty?
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The springboard of capitalism was __?
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What is the central organizing principle of the international system ______?
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Which of these scholars maintained that sovereignty belonged to the people __?
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Pressure groups can be classified in __ broad ways?
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The second division of Political Science- political organization is otherwise known as __?
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Politics, as Aristotle pointed out, is only one possible solution to the problem of __?
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Which of these scholars believes that, “rebellion is a contingent obligation of citizenship”
QuestionThe Supremacy Clause in the judiciary is known for __?
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The Parliamentary system of government was first developed in __?
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A fundamental prerequisite for the political stability of a country is __?
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The following are the origins of human rights except __?
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The regime of General Sani Abacha in November 1993 succeeded the Interim National Government led by __?
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The following are examples of countries that have Practiced one party system except __?
QuestionIn all forms of government ___is common to them?
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The interdisciplinary perspective of the behavioral approach to the study of political science may be traced to the publication of __?
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Arthur Bentley used a ___ approach to arrive at the new concept of “groups” in politics?
QuestionWhich scholar wrote the Leviathan in 17th Century England to justify the restoration of the Stuart dynasty? ___
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The first Professor of Political Science in the United States was __?
QuestionThe assertion that that ‘power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely was made by __?
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The city-state was an organized society of people living in what the Greeks called __?
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Any scientific discipline must possess the following characteristics except __?
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Examples of leaders who have claimed divine right in both ancient and modern governments include the following except __?
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Which of these political philosophers view politics as the “master science_____?”
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The concentration of political power in the hands of one visible sovereign power implies __?
QuestionIn the 19th century, ___ , academics developed a systematic science called “Staatlehre” to provide useful information to government in -------- ?
QuestionThe rule of one group in their own interest is known is __?
QuestionWhich scholar view politics as the “master science ___ ?
QuestionThe instrument by which the purpose of the state is realized is __?
QuestionPolitical science is a social science discipline because it deals with __?
QuestionThe revisionist argument known as the post behavioral movement was spear headed by __?
QuestionThe ___ period is also referred to as the age of action and relevance of the science of politics?
QuestionThe form of government, which is regulated by a constitution, is known as __?
QuestionThe interdisciplinary perspective of political science may be traced to the publication of Grahan Wallas and Arthur ____?
QuestionThe type of constitutions whose laws can be changed or amended by simple majority votes of the members of the Parliament is referred to as ______ Constitution?
QuestionThe only means by which the actions of a government and its institutions could be measured is through __?
QuestionThe fundamental norms according to which a given state is governed are based on _____ ?
QuestionIn situations whereby the national or central government is supreme over other levels of government within a given state, such government is said to be _____________ system?
QuestionThe principle that governs a unitary constitution is ___?
QuestionThe change from absolute to Constitutional Monarchy in Britain occurred in the year __?
QuestionPolitics, as Aristotle pointed out, is only one possible solution to the problem of __?
QuestionPolitical Science can be broadly grouped into __divisions?
QuestionThe first state creation in Nigeria occurred in the year __?
QuestionA central defining characteristics of all forms of government is __?
QuestionThe term geo-politics was coined by Alfred Thayer and Sir Halford __?
QuestionThe emphasis of post-behaviourism is on __?
QuestionConstitutionalism deals with rule of ______ ?
QuestionA charter of governance in politics is known as __?
QuestionA country with a federal constitution is called a __?
QuestionA branch of study that investigates the laws of morality and formulates the rule of conduct is known as __?
QuestionIn the Greek City State, citizenship status or rights could only be granted or obtained by virtue of __?
QuestionThe force theory has __ components?
QuestionWhich scholar position or argument of the social contract appeared in his popular book “The Leviathan” __?
QuestionThe Leviathan in 17th Century England was written to justify the restoration of the _____ dynasty?
QuestionThe instrument of production in the capitalist epoch of development is the __?
QuestionIsrael was created as a state in the year __?
QuestionThe famous leader who used the force theory to convert Italy into a totalitarian state is known as __
QuestionThe collapse of feudalism, especially in Western Europe, led to the coming up of __
QuestionThe theory of the origin of the state claims that in the beginning, life was not in a state of nature, but was peaceful is known as __
QuestionSir Henry Maine argued vehemently that the modern State or government is __ in nature
QuestionThe foundation for the survival and existence of the state is __
QuestionThe __has become the principal form of political organization among modern people
QuestionThe idea of sovereign state in diplomatic history had its roots with the signing of the Treaty of ______ in 1648
QuestionIn most modern democracies, one of the principal institutions involved in the exercise of the sovereign power of the state is the __
QuestionThe foremost exponent of legal sovereignty is __
QuestionThe scholar who introduced the theory of sovereignty into the study of political science is known as __
QuestionA citizen unlawfully imprisoned can proceed against whoever imprisoned him through the right of __
QuestionA citizen can protect his/her liberties by seeking ___ injunctions from a Law Court; to compel a stay of action that may violate his/her rights
QuestionIn a monarchical system, sovereignty is located in the ___
QuestionHistorically, the origins of human rights can be traced to the …………….of Independence of 1776
QuestionThe facist leader who ruled Germany as a totalitarian state is called ___
QuestionThe general aim of Tyranny and Oligarchy is to coerce people for ________
QuestionThe study of Political Science flourished in the Ancient _____ with the periods of 4th and 5th BC
QuestionThe forerunner of what became the behavioural movement started from the __
QuestionIn spite of its pitfalls, what qualifies political science as a social science discipline is its reliance on _________
QuestionThe rule of one man in his own interest is ____