POL126

1. The text 'A Theory of

Justice' is credited to

_.

2. He posited that a State is

founded when ‘a leader,

with his band of warriors,

gets permanent control of a

definite territory of a

considerable size’: ------

3. Prima facie moral obligation

means -----

4. Positive rights or positive

liberty implies ------

5. The tradition of atomistic

individualism in Western

societies presupposes that

the state should be -----

6. The bane of ------ is that

each individual has certain

inherent rights linked to

human nature.

7. The duties of fidelity, of

reparation, of gratitude, of

justice, and of self￾improvement are examples

of -----

8. Moral reasoning is the

premise of ------

9. The entitlement of a set of

rights and obligations

confers the status of

on the individual.

10. The hypothetical situation

where the institutions of the

state do not exist is known

as a

11. What is the premise of a

citizen’s obligation to the

state?

12. The

_theory is against the re￾distribution of wealth

through the State

machinery

13. The Nigerian Civil Service

was regionalised in the

14. The ----- theory is premised

on" an agreement entered

into by men and and

women who originally had

no governmental

organization which resulted

into a state.

15. The

theory is an agreement

entered into by men&

women who originally had

no governmental

organization.

16. One of the conditions of

civil society is that the state

------

17. In the impersonal state, the

status of a citizen was that

of a

18. The principle of natural

duties and the principle of

are two distinctive

principles of justice

according to Rawls.

19. The freedom from

interference of others

presupposes

and

20. The provision of public

goods by a state is justified

by the ------

21. Prior the emergences of the

nation state, members of

society were governed by

masters who own land

under the

_system of government.

22. The competition for and

appropriation of offices of

the state for the benefit of

individual occupants and

their support groups is

known as

23. The state has to transcend

being a “set of broad

organizing principles which

constitutes the enduring

and continuous pattern of

rule and governance” into a

------

24. In the

_theory John Locke argued

that man had liberties and

rights that antedated

political society.

25. The goods which, by their

character, cannot be shared

out among their

beneficiaries can be said to

be

26. The condition of 'warre' in

the state of nature means

and

27. The principle of fairness

and the principle of natural

duties are notions which

constitute the bane of

_obligation.

28. Which political system

guarantees fundamental

human rights?

_.

29. The ----- is greater than an

individual or any of it

constituent units.

30. The transcendence of

subjects to the new status

of a citizen comes with -----

31. This refers to the socially

constructed roles,

responsibilities, norms, and

stereotypes accorded to

women and men in relation

to the question of

citizenship: --------

32. The premise of ------- theory

is that a state is a power,

separated from, in fact

standing above society.

33. The formal distinction

between indigenes and

non-indigenes who are not

members of the native

community living in the area

of authority is

34. When a citizen supports

and complies with just

institutions, such action is in

accord with the principle of

_.

35. Negative and Positive rights

are two natures of

36. When a government has

the legal right of making

decisions which people are

required to obey; and the

right to use coercion to

enforce its laws , it means -

-----

37. The implication of states

being members of African

Union (AU), United Nations

(UN) is that the state will be

------ of the international

organization.

38. According to W.K.

Frankena(1966) an

individual’s principle of

action is a moral one if it

satisfies two of the following

criteria ------

39. The Latin word

‘Superamus’ means -----

40. The Secondary Imperatives

of the State are ------ in

nature

41. The laws of society is only

legitimate to the extent that

the ------- rights of citizens

are respected.

42. Constitutional or limited

government means -----

43. Citizenship as defined by

_denotes all persons whom

a state is entitled to protect.

44. The essential attributes of a

state as a contracted

human

organization/institution is its

provision of

_Goods

45. The American Declaration

of Independence (1776)

and the French Declaration

of Human Rights (1789)

find expression in the idea

of

_individual rights.

46. In which nature of rights

was personal, civil and

political rights merged into

a single category

_

47. The Patriarchal theory was

derived from one of the

following sources

48. The most significant

component of British

constitutional bill of rights is

the great charter of

49. The bill of

_is the entitlement which no

just government should

refuse its citizens

50. Free speech, free press,

the rights to assembly and

organization are examples

of