POL214




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POL214

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1.

State two features
necessary in the pursuit of
happiness as advocated by
Plato and Aristotle
_and

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2.

The support of a regime
because of an emotional
identification with the
personality of the leader of
the regime presupposes

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3.

All of the following
problems necessitated the
re-orientation of the study
of Political Science except -
----

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4.

The sovereignity of a state
presupposes ------

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5.

Which approach imposes
standards of scientific rigor
on not only empirical
evidence but theory
building in contrast to the
legalistic and formal
approach?

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6.

All the following are the
goals of science except

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7.

A ----- is a normative
specifications of what and
how policies ought to be.

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8.

The pattern of individual
attitudes and orientations
toward politics among the
members of a political
sysytem conceived as

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9.

Two of these constitute the
the strands of the pursuit of
happiness which Plato and
Aristotle advocated for ------

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10.

Which of these forces
places constraints on what
individual 'sovereign' states
can independently do? ------

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11.

What is neither right nor
wrong although more or
less useful in political
anlysis?

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12.

The concept of rule of law
refers to ------

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13.

How power is distributed in
Western democracies is the
central question of

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14.

The conception that "… in a
war of all against all life is
hardly worth living and was
'short brutish nasty and
poor is associated with

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15.

What approach is an
offshoot of systems
approach?

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16.

What essential feature is
paramount in the analysis
of constitutional and formal
organizations?

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17.

What did Marx claim was
the foundation upon which
the superstructure of
culture law and government
is erected?

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18.

The major work of political
philosophy known as a
'Theory of Justice' is
associated with ------

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19.

The grouping of similarities
and differences into sets is
known as ------

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20.

Which type of power is
obtained when an actor
influences the behaviour of
others without making
explicit the expected
behaviour?

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21.

What is a unit that may
serve as an abstraction or
general notion?

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22.

The theory which aids the
understanding of a political
phenomena is regarded as

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23.

Which form of government
does the executive who
holds an office for a fixed
term can be removed from
office through a process of
impeachment? -------

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24.

The following are examples
of variables except ----

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25.

A
is a concept for
understanding the framing
and structing of knowledge
production in the natural
sciences

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26.

The following are types of
definitions in political
science inquiry except ------
-

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27.

What concepts determine
the theoretical literature of
political representation? ----
--

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28.

What is the hall mark of
descriptive-inductive
approach

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29.

The approach to the study
of the rules, procedures
and formal organizations of
the political system and
their impact on political
practice is conceived as ----
---

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30.

Who developed and
popularized the principle of
speration of powers?

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31.

What is the possibility of
imposing one's will upon
the behaviour of other
person'?

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32.

The subject matter of the
state, its evolution,
organization and purpose
has been the bane of -----

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33.

The exogeneous strand of
the rational choice
Approach explores the
effects of

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34.

Statements of universal
uniformities that relate to all
the cases of a particular
phenomenon is known as --
----

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35.

According to Karl Marx,
there are two broad classes
in a society namely ---- and
-----

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36.

The implication of the
supremacy of the state i

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37.

All of the following are
popular concepts in political
science except ------

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38.

Which doctrine of science
claims that there is no way
we can know what is true
among competing
explanations of the world? -
-------

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39.

Which arm of government
considers and approves the
national budget?

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40.

The query for the rigorous
scientific approach to the
study of political
phenomena is associated
to

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41.

The descriptive-inductive
formal-legal historicalcomparative and political
value features are linked to
the

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42.

The concept of political
representation which
originated in England was
precipitated by the forceof
the king by nobles to sign
the

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43.

Which of the following
books philosophically did
not justify the alternative
reformist movement in
political science? ------

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44.

In political inquiry ------- are
components of theories or
explanations.

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45.

Which approach maintains
that the political sysytem is
hierarchically structured?

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46.

What essential feature is
paramount in the analysis
of constitutional and formal
organizations? ------

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47.

The quest for objectivity
and neutrality in political
analysis refers to

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48.

The understanding of the
framing and structing of
knowledge production in
the natural sciences is
lnown as ------

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49.

The process by which the
scientist forms a theory to
explain observed facts” is
known as ------

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50.

An inquiry that involves the
emphasis of legal and
formal refers to

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