Who said ‘Whatever deceives men seems to produce a magical enchantment’:
A.Eratosthenes
B.Plato
C.Diophantus
D.Eppipides
Who said ‘Whatever deceives men seems to produce a magical enchantment’: Read More »
A.Eratosthenes
B.Plato
C.Diophantus
D.Eppipides
Who said ‘Whatever deceives men seems to produce a magical enchantment’: Read More »
A.Renaissance
B.First World War
C.Napoleonic Wars
D.Industrial Revolution
The rise of Fascism in Italy was the result of: Read More »
A.The people
B.The leaders
C.The elected Parliament
D.The nation
Who of the followings was supreme according to the Fascists? Read More »
A.The individual as superior to nation
B.The nation as superior to the individual
C.The individual and nation as supreme within their allotted spheres
D.views on relationship between the individual and the nation
The Fascists regarded: Read More »
A.Showed admiration for democracy
B.Condemend democracy
C.Showed complete towards democracy
D.Favoured adoption of direct democracy
Fascism on democracy: Read More »
A.Socialism
B.Guild Socialism
C.Corporativism
D.A combination of good features of all the above systems
Which of the following arrangements was favoured by the Fascists? Read More »
A.Hitler
B.Marx
C.Mussolini
D.Stalin
A.A bundle of sticks
B.A bundle of rods
C.A bundle of brooms
D.None of the above
The term ‘fascism’ is derived from the world ‘facio’ which means: Read More »
A.A socialist state
B.A laissez faire state
C.A great power
D.None of the above
The main objective of the Fascists in Italy was to transform Italy into: Read More »
A.Faith in the importance of religion
B.Hatred for democracy
C.Supermacy of the leadership
D.Opposition to individual freedom
Which of the following points is not common to Marxism and Fascism? Read More »