The chief exponent of the Utilitarian philosophy was:
A.Locke
B.Rousseau
C.Bentham
D.Laski
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Theories & Functions of State
The principle of ‘greatest good of the greatest number’ was advocated by:
A.The Individualists
B.The socialists
C.Idealists
D.Utilitarianists
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Which of the following is also known as Laissez Faire theory
A.Individualism
B.The socialists
C.Utilitarianists
D.Idealism
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The view that the state is the March of God on earth is associated with:
A.The Divine Origin Theory
B.The idealists
C.Historical Theory
D.The Anarchists
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The idealist theory is also known as:
A.Socialist Theory
B.Welfare Theory
C.Anarchist Theory
D.Metaphysical Theory
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The modern individualists are in favour of:
A.Maintaining status quo with regard to functions of state
B.Granting larger powers to state
C.Granting only co-ordinate powers to the state
D.Abolishing the state
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The modern individualism differs from the 19th century individualism in so far as:
A.It pleads for greater freedom for the individual
B.It pleads for abolition of the state
C.It pleads for the elimination of military force
D.It attaches greater importance to ‘group’ rather than ‘individual
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Who of the following is considered an exponent of modern individualism?
A.Graham Wallas
B.Laski
C.Leacock
D.Hobbes
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The individuals were in favour of leaving the individual completely free because:
A.He is quarrelsome
B.He is unsocial
C.He is a rational being
D.He knows his interest best
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