UNIT 2: Political Thought
Montesquieu
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1. For what did Montesque proposed the theory of separation of powers? (GUJARAT SET JANUARY 2002)
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2. Montesquieu proposed the theory of separation of powers for promoting: (GUJARAT SET JULY 2004)
The Spirit of Laws (1748)
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3. Montesquieu used the term separation of powers and not division of power because of: (GUJARAT SET 2018)
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4. Who of the following thinkers based Politics on Psychology, and Psychology on Physics, and Geometry? (KERALA SET 2017 FEBRUARY)
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5. Constitutions are classified into Republican, Monarchic and Despotic by: (KERALA SET 2019 JULY)
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6. The Spirit of Laws was written by (Presidency University Bachelor Degree Entrance Test 2019)
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7. Montesquieu's theory of separation of powers emphasises primarily on (NET June 2012 Paper II)
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8. Who propounded the theory of separation of powers? (BHU MA 2014)
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9. The doctrine of separation of powers is attributed to (University of Hyderabad MA 2017)
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10. Montesquieu's theory of separation of powers is related to (WB SET 2015 Paper III)
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11. Match the following lists by identifying the correct code: (WB SET 2017 Paper III)
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12. Arrange the following books in order in which they appeared. Use the code: (NET June 2011 Paper II)
(i) Comparative Politics Today
(ii) The Process of Government
(iii) Comparative Politics : A Developmental Approach
(iv) The Spirit of Laws
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13. Arrange the following thinkers in chronological order. Use the code given below: (NET June 2011 Paper II)
(i) Montesquieu
(ii) John Locke
(iii) Almond
(iv) Arthur Bentley
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14. "Laws are necessary relations arising out of the nature of things" who said this? (BHU MA 2016)
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15. Match List-I with List-II and choose the correct answer from the codes given below: (NET December 2011 Paper II)
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16. Match List – I with List – II and choose the correct answer from the codes given below: (NET June 2011 Paper II)
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