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Question 21
waec 1995
A representative government can be established through
Aa general election
Ba military coup
Can imposition
Despionage
Eapartheid
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Question 22
waec 1995
Which of the following is not a feature of capitalism?
AFree enterprise
BPrivate ownership of capital
CMinimal government intervention
DProfit maximization
EDictatorship of the proletariat
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Question 23
waec 1995

In a republican parliamentary system of government, the ceremonial Head of State is the

AChief Justice
BPrime Minister
CPresident
DParty Leader
EQueen
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Question 24
waec 1995
An alien who has lived in Nigeria for twenty years may acquire citizenship by
Anationlization
Bnaturalization
Cregistration
Dmarriage
Emigration
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Question 25
waec 1995
Political sovereignty belongs to
Athe people
Bstudents
Csoldiers
Dthe parliament
Ethe proletariat
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Question 26
waec 1995
Which of the following is not an agent of political socialization?
ATourism
BMass media
CPeer froup
DUniversity
EFarmily
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Question 27
waec 1995
The limitation on the right to life can be found
Aamong the people
Bin the case of a convicted person
Cin the Executive
Din the Government
Ein the Legislature
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Question 28
waec 1995
Disenfranchisement refers to the
Aqualification of voters in an election
Bdisqualification of fraudulent persidential aspirants
Cdenial of right to vote in an election
Dright to vote in all elections
Eright to vote and be voted for
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Question 29
waec 1995
In democracies, political participation could be restricted on the basis of
Areligion
Bclass
Crace
Dsex
Eage
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Question 30
waec 1995
There is no separation of power in a Cabinet system because
Amembers of the executive are also members of the Judiciary
Bthe president is also members of the parliament
Cthe prime minister and his cabinet ministers are also members of the of parliament
Dsome eleted parliamentarians are also judges
Eministers are also members of the judiciary
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Question 31
waec 1995
The independence of the Judiciary can be enhance in all the following cases except where
Ajudges are granted special immunity
Bjudges are paid handsome remuneration
Cjudges are politically neutral
Dthe salaries of judges are drawn from a Consolidated Fund
Ethe President is also the Chief judge
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Question 32
waec 1995
Which of the following is a unique feature of a feudalism ?
AOne-party rule
BMulti-party system
CMilitary rule
DLord-self relationship
EEquality of all
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Question 33
waec 1995
Which of the following is a unique feature of a feudalism ?
AOne-party rule
BMulti-party system
CMilitary rule
DLord-self relationship
EEquality of all
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Question 34
waec 1995
Which of the following is the unique feature of Monarchy?
Amembers of the executive are popularl electedy
BSuccession is hereditary
CSeparation of powers is absolute
Dits operation is based on collective responsibilty
EThe rulers had a fixed tenure of office
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Question 35
waec 1995
which organ of government is vested with the responsibility of initiating bills and recommending them to the legislature for consideration? The
AFederal House of Representatives
BExecutive
CCongress
DSenate
EJudiciary
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Question 36
waec 1995
Which of the following is legal source of political authority?
APower from the gun
BEconomic power
CMinority power
DPower from the electorate
ESelf-emposed power
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Question 37
waec 1995
Which of the following is a basic principle of democracy? Rule by
Athe majority and the right of the minority
Bthe minority at the expense of the majority
Cthe wealthy few
Da monarch
Etwo political parties
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Question 38
waec 1995
A country is most likely to have a good government only if it had
Agood constitution but bad operators
Bgood operators but bad constitution
Ca good constitution and good operators
Da legitimate government
Ea strong military support
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Question 39
waec 1995
The primary function of government in a state is to
Abuild schools and hospitals
Bprovide transport service
Cengage in campaigns and rallies
Dmaintain law and order
Eimprison criminals
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Question 40
jamb 1995
One of the achievement of ECOWAS is the
Aeradication of colonialism
Badoption of vehicle insurance scheme
Csettlement of liberian refugees
Drespect for human rights
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