A) Parliaments B) Prime minister C) Executive D) Chairman
A) Observatory political participation B) All of the above C) Holding of public offices D) Protests and demonstration
A) For citizens easy access to resources B) Decision making C) To give respect to the citizens D) To give citizens freedom of expression
A) Poverty B) All of the above C) Fear of intimidation D) Ignorance illiteracy
A) From the government B) Home C) School D) Society
A) The mass media B) Civil Society C) Pressure groups D) Political parties
A) Announcement B) Campaign C) Popular ballot D) Nomination
A) Collectively responsible B) Individually responsible C) Anonymously responsible D) Continuously responsible
A) Cabinet B) Party C) Diplomatic D) Corresponding
A) Ghana B) USA C) Germany D) Indian
A) Referendum B) Impeachment C) A vote of no confidence D) A vote of no acceptance
A) Judiciary B) Legislature C) Executive D) Federal government
A) Checks and balances B) Charismatic authority C) Mutual benefits D) Separation of powers
A) Traditional ruler B) Chairman C) King/Prime minister D) Queen/president
A) Parliamentary system of government B) Presidential system of government C) Unitary system of government D) Oligarchy
A) Parliaments B) Chairman C) President D) Vice president
A) His party men in the legislature B) From other party in the legislature C) Among the representatives in the Electoral college D) The cabinet of the Executive
A) Germany B) Russia C) Britain D) Spain
A) Watchdog B) Consensus C) Mutual understanding D) Dedication and efficiency
A) Disaffection B) Scrutiny C) Dissatisfaction D) Inconveniences
A) Editorial functions B) Ceremonial functions C) Interpretation of laws D) Fusion of power
A) 6 B) 2 C) 5 D) 4
A) Police B) Legislature C) Citizens D) A king
A) Constitution B) Legislature C) Chiefs D) Citizens
A) Absolute monarchy B) Institutional monarchy C) Constitutional monarchy D) Direct monarchy
A) Olusegun Obasanjo B) Obafemi Awolowo C) Nnamdi Azikiwe D) Ibrahim Babangida
A) 1979 and 1983 B) 1969 and 1983 C) 1979 and 1893 D) 1886 and 1893
A) Alh. Shehu Shagari B) Ibrahim Babangida C) Herbert Macaulay D) Alh. Ahmad Shagari
A) India B) All of the above C) USA D) Chad
A) Indirect democracy B) Decentralization C) Privatization D) Popular representation
A) Referendum B) Popular election C) Indirect election D) Announcement
A) Citizens B) Elected parliament C) President D) Elected executive
A) Presidential system of government B) Monarchy C) Communalism D) Cabinet system of government
A) 1883 and 1886 B) 1963 and 1966 C) 1953 and 1956 D) 1943 and 1946
A) Presidential B) Republican C) socialism D) Monarcy
A) Electoral crisis B) Dictatorship C) Popular election D) Bad ruler
A) All of the above B) The poor performance of a minister can cause the fall of the government C) The system is capable of causing disaffection D) The best people may not be in government since the prime minister is restricted to appoint ministers
A) It's a type of government that's based on hereditary B) It is a natural institution C) It is an age-long form of government D) All of the above
A) Debates B) Announcement C) Rallies D) Arguments
A) Representative government B) Government who will create opportunities for the people C) Government who will serve the people's interests D) Government on behalf of the people |