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