A) state B) market C) school D) family
A) David Easton B) Karl Marx C) Aristotle D) Harold Lasswell
A) Plato B) Easton C) Hobbes D) Garner
A) Locke B) Gilchrist C) Garner D) Janet
A) education B) religion C) trade D) power and authority
A) behavioural B) institutional C) Marxist D) traditional
A) Historical B) Behavioural C) Systems D) Traditional
A) Marx B) Lasswell C) Easton D) Plato
A) cultures B) laws C) ideologies D) institutions
A) ideologies B) concepts C) institutions D) cultures
A) political institutions B) political cultures C) political thoughts D) political parties
A) culture B) processes C) systems D) ideologies
A) voting in elections B) paying tax C) living in a country D) legal membership of a state
A) language B) wealth C) religion D) attitudes and beliefs
A) conflicts only B) traditions C) relationships D) isolation
A) policy B) constitution C) decree D) manifesto
A) removing B) ignoring C) limiting D) increasing
A) Observational B) Statistical C) Historical D) Comparative
A) comparative B) experimental C) observational D) survey
A) economic data B) present events only C) future predictions D) past political events
A) thoughts B) parties C) systems D) institutions
A) culture B) law C) class struggle and economy D) religion
A) asking questions to people B) experiments C) observation only D) guessing
A) 18th B) 20th C) 10th D) 15th
A) thoughts B) cultures C) institutions D) ideologies
A) supreme power of the state B) foreign rule C) sharing power D) voting rights
A) soldiers rule B) people rule C) judges rule D) kings rule
A) traditional B) survey C) systems D) behavioural
A) private B) local C) international D) national
A) punishments B) rules only C) buildings D) beliefs and ideas |