Which of the following countries is associated with the Spoils System?
A.Britain
B.France
C.U.S.A
D.All the above
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Political Parties and Pressure Group
Political Parties are indispensable for the successful working of:
A.Democracy
B.Dictatorship
C.Both democracy and dictatorship
D.None of the above
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A political party serves as important link between the legislature and:
A.The people
B.The voters
C.Executive
D.Judiciary
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One of the major defects of pressure groups is:
A.They exercise undue pressure on the government with the help of majority at their disposal
B.They try to promote the interests of their membes at the cost of the common people
C.They try to influence the public opinion
D.They interfere in the formulation of government policy
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Which is not a function of pressure groups?
A.Pressure groups influence enactment of laws
B.Pressure groups help the administrative departments in the formulation of policy
C.Pressure groups provide funds to its members to contest elections
D.Pressure groups play an important role in bringing about political, social and economic reforms
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All pressure groups are:
A.Temporary
B.Parmenent
C.Some are temporary while others are permanent
D.Formed for a fixed term
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A person can be member of:
A.Only one pressure group at time
B.Any number of pressure groups at the same time
C.Not more than three pressure groups at a time
D.Either a pressure group or a political party
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Pressure goups differ from political parties in so far as:
A.They contest elections
B.They have large membership
C.They pursue broader objectives
D.Their field of operation is very limited
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An interest group is converted into a pressure group when it:
A.Resorts to use of military force
B.Exerts pressure on government to enact laws in the interest of its members
C.Resort to other than constitutional methods
D.Resorts to general strike and band
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Interest groups are found:
A.Only in democratic countries
B.In capitalist society
C.Only in totalitarian countries
D.In all countries
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