A. The state looked after the welfare of the people
B. A sizeable population consisted of slaves
C. All states followed monarchical system
D. The size of the state used to be small
A. Conquest of territories
B. A highly centralised administrative system
C. The despotic emperor
D. The state did not come under the influence of the emperor
A. It proved that large states could be administered properly
B. It proved that large states could remain stable
C. That it failed to establish a universal code of law
D. It scarified individual liberty
A. In it everything developed around personality of nobles
B. Wealth was linked with landed property
C. Feudal had no interest in political life
D. Feudal lord divided his land as he liked
A. Vassal was not obliged to render any military service
B. Concept of nation was not known to the individual
C. There was no uniform system of law
D. There was hierarchy of authority
A. It became very strong
B. It became very weak
C. It helped in the growth of strong state
D. It began to perform some functions of the state
A. Pope began to claim himself as superior over king
B. There was a conflict between the pope and the state
C. The pope and the state lived in perfect harmony
D. Church was a pure institution
A. desire of the people to have strong monarchy
B. resentment against church
C. resentment against feudal system
D. desire for security by the people
A. Middle class
B. Nobility
C. Industrial class
D. Colonial policy
A. There is naked exploitation of the people of the colony
B. The interests of the people of the colony are very much protected
C. Resources of the colony are not used for collective welfare
D. The people of the colony given a share in the running of their own administration