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Question 1251
waec 2003
One of the main functions of an election is
Aco-ordination of electoral activities
Bmaking of rules for governance
Clegitimization of the goverment
Dcreating an avenue for politicans to make money
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Question 1252
waec 2003
Franchise owes its evolution to the
Adevelopment of representative government
Bestablishment of state enterprise
Cdevelopment of the cabinet
Destablishment of electoral commission
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Question 1253
waec 2003
Which of the following is an indirect form of election?
AElectoral college
BGeneral election
CReferendum
DBye-election
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Question 1254
waec 2003
Citizens who are legally qualified to vote form
Aa constituency
Bthe executive council
Cthe House of Assembly
Dthe electorate
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Question 1255
waec 2003
Which of the following statements about the presidential system is false?
AThe constitution is supreme
BExistence of official opposition
CThe president is populary elected
DMinisters are not members of parliament
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Question 1256
waec 2003
If a member of the legislature is appointed a minister, he forfeits his seat in the legislature, This is a feature of the
Apresidential system of governmnet
Bparliamentary system of governmnet
Ccommunist system of governmnet
Dfeudal system of governmnet
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Question 1257
waec 2003
In a constitutional monarchy, the Head of State performs mainly
Aexecutive functions
Bjudicial functions
Cadministrative functions
Dceremonial functions
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Question 1258
waec 2003
Checks and balances violate the principle of
Arule of law
Bdevolution
Cdecentralization
Dseparation
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Question 1259
waec 2003
A written constitution should have
Aan easy process of amendment
Bthe principle of judicial interpretation
Ca hereditary process of succession
Da propertied franchise
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Question 1260
waec 2003
A written constitution should have
Aan easy process of amendment
Bthe principle of judicial interpretation
Ca hereditary process of succession
Da propertied franchise
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Question 1261
waec 2003
A written constitution should have
Aan easy process of amendment
Bthe principle of judicial interpretation
Ca hereditary process of succession
Da propertied franchise
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Question 1262
waec 2003
A written constitution should have
Aan easy process of amendment
Bthe principle of judicial interpretation
Ca hereditary process of succession
Da propertied franchise
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Question 1263
waec 2003
Freedom to act as one pleases but within the law is described as
Ademocracy
Bseparation of powers
Chuman right
Dcivic responsibility
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Question 1264
waec 2003
A fascist regime is both
Afair and legitimate
Bresponsive and responsible
Cauthoritarian and totalitarain
Ddemocratic and constitutional
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Question 1265
waec 2003
Oligarchy implies rulership by
Aan absolute monarch
Ba few powerful individuals
Ca military governmnet
Da charismatic leader
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Question 1266
waec 2003
Power is different from authority because power lacks
Aability
Bsovereignty
Cprobity
Dlegitimacy
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Question 1267
waec 2003
The concept of sovereignty was first introduced into political terminology in 1576 by
AWinston Churchill
BJean Bodin
CKari Marx
DAbraham Lincoln
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Question 1268
waec 2003
The purpose of Montesquieu's theory of separation of powers is to
Aprevent tyranny by the government
Buphold the supremacy of parliament
Censure equality before the law
Dguarantee free and fair elections
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Question 1269
waec 2003
Zionism resulted in the establishment of the state of
Alraq
BJordan
CIsrael
DLebanon
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Question 1270
waec 2003
Zionism resulted in the establishment of the state of
Alraq
BJordan
CIsrael
DLebanon
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