Political Theory - Practice Test

[#166] "He is a philosopher of unreason in the great age of reason". This is how Cobban defined

(A) Oakeshott

(B) Russell Kirk

(C) Edmund Burke

(D) None of these

Correct Answer

(C) Edmund Burke

[#167] 'The Feminine Mystique' was written by

(A) Mary Wollstonecraft

(B) Carole Pataman

(C) Iris Young

(D) Betty Friedan

Correct Answer

(D) Betty Friedan

[#168] "Wages should be according to one's capability to work for the good of society." This statement belongs to

(A) Saint-Simon

(B) Robert Owen

(C) Marx

(D) Proudhan

Correct Answer

(A) Saint-Simon

[#169] Guild and Palmer strongly pleaded that the subject of politics should be:

(A) The political parties

(B) To secure obedience

(C) Negative

(D) Power instead of the state

(E) The political parties

(F) To secure obedience

(G) Negative

(H) Power instead of the state

Correct Answer

(D) Power instead of the state
(H) Power instead of the state

[#170] According to John Locke people have natural rights like

(A) Right to life

(B) Right to liberty

(C) Right to property

(D) All of the above

Correct Answer

(D) All of the above

Political Theory - Study Mode

[#166] "He is a philosopher of unreason in the great age of reason". This is how Cobban defined

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[#167] 'The Feminine Mystique' was written by

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[#168] "Wages should be according to one's capability to work for the good of society." This statement belongs to

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[#169] Guild and Palmer strongly pleaded that the subject of politics should be:

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[#170] According to John Locke people have natural rights like

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