POL228




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POL228

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1.

Which scientific method is
rarely conducted in political
science?

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2.

Almond divided the inputs
list into four functional
requisites of: political
socialization and
recruitment, interestarticulation,
_and_.

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3.

The primary component of
a regime in every political
system consist of
_and

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4.

Which theory provides a
broad framework for the
examination of politics?

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5.

Dudley,and laski conceived
Politics as ----- of the
community in which all are
personally involved.

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6.

The formal systematic
study of the principles of
valid inference and correct
reasoning is
_.

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7.

The inputs analyzed in a
political system refers to ----

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8.

The introduction of political
science heralded the focus
on the ------

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9.

During the traditional
Developmental epoch the
focus of comparative
politics was on the -----

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10.

According to Aristotle, the
'constitutions' of monarchy,
aristocracy, and polity are --
---

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11.

A
_theory can be used to
explain the crisis in the
boko haram in the North or
the Niger Delta area of
Nigeria.

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12.

The decline of the
intellectual force of
behaviouralism in the
1960's culminated into the -
---- in the study of politics.

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13.

A typical comparative
studies design which
identifies a particular
outcome that is to be
explained such as
revolutions, military coups,
transition to democracy, or
“economic miracle “in newly
industrialized countries
refers to
_.

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14.

The Greek idea 'polis'
refers to ------

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15.

What aligns with
experiment in comparative
approach to uncover
relationships of cause and
effect?

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16.

Skopcol's purpose of
comparism was to find
possible ----- in explaining
the phenomenon of political
revolution.

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17.

The traditional comparative
government has been
critiqued for being ------

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18.

Aristotle posits that corrupt
types of constitutions are
typical of -----

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19.

Most Different Systems
Design in comparative
politics is akin to -----

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20.

Political Science and
natural sciences seek to ----

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21.

The system of government
wherein the head of
government is both de facto
chief executive and chief
legislator refers to
_.

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22.

Most of the developing
countries inherited the
_at independence by their
formal colonial
administrations

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23.

The institutional approach
to political inquiry focuses
on the -----

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24.

The father of comparative
politic is
_.

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25.

The political community is
comprised of people bound
together by a
_division of labour

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26.

According to Barrington
Moore's thesis revolutions
by the elite result in ------

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27.

The theory that enables
scholars to test on a macro
level the micro level
empirical generalizations as
well as integrate existing
body of knowledge is
known as
_

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28.

The two broad approaches
of political inquiry are
and
approaches

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29.

Aristotle's famous typology
was based on two criteria
namely ----- and -----

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30.

The term “logic” originated
from Greek word
_which means the art and
science of reasoning

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31.

With respect to resource
control, the contrast
between Nigerian and
American federalism
experience is
_federalism.

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32.

Countries in particular
geographical region of the
world, such as Europe,
Asia, Africa, and Latin
America are well suited for
_design.

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33.

A
_is useful in comparative
politics when observing and
analyzing variations on a
theme.

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34.

The main critique of
behaviouralism is none
other than that -----

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35.

The ----- could be
encompassed within the
categories of legislation,
execution and the
adjudication of law

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36.

The study of the political
structure and political
behavior of two countries in
comparative enquiry refers
to
_.

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37.

The input – output
analytical framework of the
general systems theory was
developed by
_.

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38.

In order to gain knowledge
about single cases, the
approach is apt.

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39.

The exhibition of geopolitical structural
imbalance is typical of
_federalism.

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40.

Logic is often associated
with
_.

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41.

The rule by many for the
common good refers to a

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42.

In comparative politics, the
comparing of very similar
cases that differ only in the
dependent variable refers
to ------

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43.

A bicameral legislature
possesses two separate
chambers, usually
described as
and
_.

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44.

The goal of science of
politics is rooted in political
science and natural science
sharing the following
features except -----

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45.

The bane of systemmaintenance and regulation
mode is the performance of
_.

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46.

Nigerian federalism could
be said to have evolved
through a process of
_.

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47.

Statistical correlational
studies have been critiqued
on the grounds that ------

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48.

In the parliamentary system
of government, the head of
government is the
_and the head of state
being
_.

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49.

The objective and rationall
judgement about political
system and the dispeling of
the 'feeling of superiority of
one country over another' is
the bane of ------

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50.

Which political enquiry
approach focuses upon
philosophy, values and
norms?

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