The state is a product of society at a certain stage of development when it has split into irreconcilable antagonisms, which it is powerless to dispel. To which of the following theories of the origin of the state does this statement belong?

A. Social contract
B. Liberal
C. Historical-evolutionary
D. Marxists

Which one of the following is wrong as per Rousseau’s theory of General will in mind?

A. General will is always good, just and right
B. General will is the will of the masses
C. General will is supreme, inalienable and indivisible
D. Individual’s freedom consists in acting in conformity with general will

Which one of the following condition was not associated with the state of nature as expounded by Locke?

A. The state of nature was a state of peace, mutual assistance and cooperation
B. There were natural rights of life, liberty and property
C. The prevalence of natural law
D. There was continuous fear and danger of violent death

The evolutionary theory regarding the origin of states on:

A. Revolutionary principle
B. Evolutionary principle
C. Religious principles
D. Scientific-cum-religious principles

The two most outstanding city-states of ancient Greece were:________?

A. Athens and rome
B. Rome and sparta
C. Athens and venice
D. Athens and sparta

The Greek city-states are regarded as the best specimens of:___________?

A. Military rule
B. Direct democracy
C. Representative democracy
D. Absolute rule

The early Oriental Empires were ruled by:__________?

A. Military leaders
B. Elected leaders
C. Priests
D. Hereditary monarchs

According to Prof. Jones the most original, the most interesting and historically the most important contribution of Rousseau to Political Theory was the concept of:________?

A. Popular sovereignty
B. Direct democracy
C. General will
D. Constitutional monarchy

Rousseau championed the cause of: __________?

A. Elites
B. Representative democracy
C. Direct democracy
D. Absolute monarchy

Who said “So long as the General will is Sovereign, it does not matter what form of government it may be __________?

A. Hobbes
B. Rousseau
C. Hegel
D. T.h. green