1Government as an institution of the state is defined as a body which
2The study of government in school is important because the students can
3The primary function of government in a state is to
4The functions of the state are achieved through
5A unique feature of a state is
6Ability to enforce obedience is known as
7A major source of political power is
8Power is transferred into authority through
9Political authority is the
10The extent to which the citizens accept the institutions, official and activities of government is known as
11The concept of sovereignty was propounded by
12Popular sovereignty belongs to the
13Which of the following factors places limitation to the application of Sovereignty in a state?
14Democracy originated from
15Which of the following is a basic principle of democracy? Rule by
16The concept of political culture was introduced by
17Which of the following is a component of political culture ?
18The teaching and learning of political culture is known as political
19Which of the following political concepts promotes sharing and cooperation in a society?
20Which of the following can contribute to political socialization?
21Which of the following is true about a capitalist state?
22The highest stage of socialism is
23Foreign domination by a group of people for social and economic benefits is known as
24A communist system recognizes
25Which of the following is the lowest in the hierarchy of a feudal system?
26A common feature of feudalism is
27An open market economy is a unique feature of
28Which of the following political system discourages socialism?
29The manor is a unique feature of
30The principle of rule of law was popularized by
31The body charged with the responsibility of preparing a new constitution in a country is the
32The institution connected with law adjudication is the
33Which of the following is not a characteristic of confederation?
34Which of the following is a function of a head of state?
35Citizenship can be changed through
36On which of the following platforms do political parties mainly present their manifestoes to the electorate?
37In a two-party system, only two political parties
38Which of the following is not a form of proportional representation?
39The efficiency of public corporations can be enhanced through
40A chief could be deposed in the pre-colonial era if he
41A common feature in a pre-colonial centralized state was
42Under the British Crown Colony system of administration, the head of the executive council was the
43Taxation as a feature of Indirect Rule served as a
44One effect of the French policy of Assimilation was that it
45The late development of nationalism in French West Africa was due to
46The first British West African country to practise the elective principle was
47The first Pan-West African political organization formed by the educated elite in the early twentieth century was the
48Which of the following is a process in the transition from military to civil rule?
49The objective of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) is to