Political Science MCQs

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State socialists believe that the State should be:
A. Given maximum functions
B. Assigned minimum functions
C. Given only compulsory functions
D. Given the responsibility of defending the people and removing hindrances
State Socialists believe that present parliamentary institutions:
A. Have failed in promoting the interests of the people
B. Are delivering goods and should be strengthened
C. Should be abolished
D. Are instruments of exploitation
The members of the Fabian Society had:
A. close contacts with the working classes
B. were the people who belonged the poor middle class
C. were very rich capitalists
D. were holding high political positions in the government
The Fabians believe that changes can come in the society:
A. With the help of parliamentary institutions
B. With violent revolution
C. When capitalists will end
D. When new proletariat dominant society will come into being
The Fabians were of the view that the value of a commidity:
A. Was decided by the labour involved
B. Was determined by capital invested
C. Was decided by socially useful labour put in that
D. Was decided by the society
Unearned increments in values according to Fabians were due to:
A. Ever increasing population
B. Changing fashion
C. Increased demands by the capitalists
D. Non-availability of technical labour
The profit, according to Fabians, should be:
A. retained by the capitalists
B. distributed among all the workers
C. distributed among all traders
D. located in trade unions for workers’ welfare
Which one of the following is not true about Fabian Socialists?
A. They believed in democratic system
B. They championed the cause of all sections of society
C. They stood for revolutionary means
D. They stood for secularism
Which one of the following is not true about the objectives of Fabians?
A. They condemned violence
B. G.b. shah
C. J.s. mill
D. Karl marx
According to Fabians existing struggle is between the:
A. The rich and the poor
B. The employers and employees
C. The poor and middle classes
D. Community and the capitalists