A.Glorious Revolution of 1688 in England
B.The French Revolution of 1789
C.The American War of Idependence
D.All the three
Which of the following events was a protest against the prevailing inequalities? Read More »
A.Provision of adequate opportunities for all
B.Absence of distinctions based on class, caste, etc.
C.Provision of equal pay for all
D.Absence of discrimination
Which of the following has been wrongly listed as constituting equality? Read More »
A.Equality means absence of special privileges
B.Equality means absence of discrimination on the basis of caste, colour, creed and sex
C.Equality means provision of adequate opportunities to all individuals so that they may develop creative faculties
D.Equality means identity of treatment and identity of reward
Which of the following statements about equality is not true? Read More »
A.Equality means identity of treatment and identity of rewards
B.Equality means equality of income
C.Equality means nature has made all men equal
D.Provision of adequate opportunities to all persons for the development of their personalities
Which of the following statements about equality is correct Read More »
A.Lord Acton
B.Laski
C.Profession Towny
D.Professor Ashirvatham
E.Pollard
A.Minimum basic needs of all
B.Minimum basic needs of the rich
C.Possession of equal property by all
Which of the following is true about economic equality. Read More »
A.Economic sense
B.Cultural sense
C.Political sense
D.Moral sense
E.None of the above
Womanhood franchise means equality in: Read More »
A.In a presidential form of Government
B.In a federal form of Government
C.In a unitary form of Government
D.In a country with written constitution
E.In a society with democratic set up
Equality before law is possible Read More »
A.It means elimination of caste distinction
B.It means equal right to vote
C.It means equal property
D.It means equal opportunities to travel abroad
Which of the following is true about social equality? Read More »
