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Question 1531
jamb 1999
In a federal constitution, legislative powers that are shared by two levels of government are referred to as
Aexclusive
Bextra ordinary
Cresidual
Dconcurrent
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Question 1532
jamb 1999
Bicameral legislature are a common feature of
Amonarchical systems
Bconfederal systems
Cfederal systems
Dunitary systems
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Question 1533
jamb 1999
The separation of judicial, legislative and executive functions is designed to
Apromote freedom
Bprevent tyranny
Cpromote peace
Dprevent anarchy
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Question 1534
jamb 1999
A hereditary system of government is
Aan oligarchy
Ba gerontocracy
Can aristocracy
Da monarchy
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Question 1535
jamb 1999

One of the distinctive features of democracy is that it

Aconnotes civil rule
Bfacilitates popular participation
Cprovides for a unicameral legislature
Dis not associated with one-party system
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Question 1536
jamb 1999

In the parliamentary system of government, formal legislation can take the following forms except

Aroyal proclamations
Border in council
Cacts of parliament
Dministerial pronouncement
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Question 1537
jamb 1999
A government controlled by a few people for their own interests is said to be
Aan autocracy
Ba tyranny
Can oligarchy
Da meritocracy
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Question 1538
jamb 1999

In a presidential system of government, minister are

Aindividually responsible to the president
Bindividually responsible to the senate
Ccollectively responsible to the president
Dcollectively responsible to the electorate
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Question 1539
jamb 1999
In a federal system of government, the central is
Asuperior to the other components
Binferior to the other components
Cequal to the other cmponents
Dof unlimited jurisdiction
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Question 1540
jamb 1999

In a federal state, power is shared

Abetween the central government and the local authorities
Bamong the major regions of federation
Camong the major regions of the country
Dbetween the central government and other co-ordinate units
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Question 1541
waec 1998
Political power is concerned with the
Aallocation of resources and enforcement of decisions
Buse of force to ensure compliance
Cprocess of winning wars by military
Dformation of pressure groups
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Question 1542
waec 1998
The commission or Mediation, Conciliation and Arbitration is an organ of the
AECOWAS
BOAU
CCommonwealth
DUNESCO
EOPEC
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Question 1543
waec 1998
The international Court of Justice has it headquarters in
AThe Hague
BParis
CLondon
DNew York
EWeshington D.C
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Question 1544
waec 1998
The vote power in the United Nations Organization (UNO) is exercised by
Aall members of the Security Council
Bstaff of the General Secretariat
Cmembers of the International Court of Justice
Dall members of the General Assembly
EThe permanent members of the Security Council
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Question 1545
waec 1998
The most representative organ of the United Nations Organization is the
ASecurity Council
BEconomic and Social Council
CGeneral Assembly
DTrusteeship
EInternational Court of Justice
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Question 1546
waec 1998
The non-permanent members of the Security Council of the United Nations Organization are appointed for a period of
Aone year
Btwo years
Cthree years
Dfour years
Efive years
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Question 1547
waec 1998
Which of the following bodies may regarded as a regional organization?
AOAU
BUNO
CCommonwealth
DUNESCO
EECOWAS
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Question 1548
waec 1998
The traditional system of government in pre-colonial Nigeria was based largely on
ASocialism
Bfascism
CCommunalism
Dcapitalism
Efeudalism
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Question 1549
waec 1998
One of the major functions of the emir in the Hausa-Fulani traditional political system was to
Aorganize the people for communal worship only
Binterpret all laws
Cinfluence elections in his emirate
Dlevy collect and spend taxes
Elead the army to wars
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Question 1550
waec 1998
The 1953 motion for self-government now in Nigeria was moved by
AAlhaji Tafawa Balawa
BAlhaji Ahmadu Bello
CChief Anthony Enahoro
DMallam Aminu Kano
EChief Ernest OKoli
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