Political Thought Quiz 4 (20 MCQs)

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1. What religious movement caused people in Europe to question monarchs, The Pope, and The Catholic Church?
2. Who was the disciple of Plato? Who was Plato's disciple?
3. One characteristic that the Greeks, Romans, Christians, and Jewish people all had in common was .....
4. In the case of the current COVID pandemic, which particular inalienable right is the government attempting to protect though mask requirements, free testing, and free vaccines?
5. Where is Westminister Situated?a)England b)China c)USA d)Canada
6. Jean-JacquesRousseau, belongs to which countr?a)France b)Italy c)Londan d)China
7. In Judeo-Christian tradition: ....., (related bloodline), were subject (had to obey) to God's law.
8. This country experienced industrial revolution first!
9. Which form of government was the earliest in Greece?
10. Tamil Nadu to celebrate Periyar's (1879-1973) birthday as 'Social Justice Day' on
11. The term "political" is itself one of the major problems of political philosophy
12. Greek philosophers believed that one thing was more important than anything else in life. What was it?
13. Consider the following statements regarding Singaravelar & choose the correct ones:1. In 1925, he organized the 1st May Day celebrations in Chennai2. He was called as the 1st communist of south India.
14. According to Machiavelli, was it better for a leader to be feared or loved?
15. A group of elected representatives in England that makes laws is known as?
16. Martin Luther was the leader of the .....
17. Voltaire was an English Philosopher
18. Bharathiyar participated in which of these Indian National Congress sessions? 1. Benaras Session (1905)2. Calcutta Session (1906)3. Surat Session (1907)4. Madras Session (1908)
19. What part of Roman government did Polybius state as the most important, as it was the one left for the people?
20. French Judge who is the primary source for today's "Separation of Powers", which means power in the government is split up so that no one branch can become too powerful.