Introduction to Political Science

Harold Lasswell's perspective on political science primarily revolves around the study of:

• Geographical distribution of populations.

• Historical political events and social movements.

• Evolution of societies and political development.

• Distribution of value patterns and power dynamics in society.

Who among the following strongly said that “Man is a Political Animal”?

• Socrates

• Plato

• Aristotle

• None of the Above.

Which of the following is a permanent feature of a representative form of government?

• Military Force

• Decision-making

• Voting

• None of The Above

A democratic society is one in which

• Government is popularly elected.

• Liberty is given the highest value.

• The spirit of equality and fraternity prevails.

• All the above.

Which principle of a modern state refers to the division of governmental powers among different branches?

• Checks and balances

• Separation of powers

• Rule of law

• Judicial review

Which political ideology supports government intervention to address social and economic inequalities?

• Classic conservatism

• Modern conservatism

• Classic liberalism

• Modern liberalism

How does an ideology become pervasive in a society?

• Through widespread popular support and adoption

• Through government enforcement and coercion.

• Through the exclusion of alternative ideologies.

• Through the suppression of individual freedoms.

Matriarchal theory suggests that societies are characterized by:

• Male domination and control

• Female domination and control

• Equal participation of both genders

• The absence of gender roles

Which of the following is a characteristic of ideology?

• It is static and unchanging over time.

• It is limited to political beliefs and systems.

• It is immune to critique and debate.

• It influences perceptions, values, and behavior.

The concept of a "nation-state" refers to:

• A state with a weak military

• A state with multiple ethnic groups

• A state with a homogeneous population

• A state with no formal government