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Question 21
waec 1997
An alien could become a legal member of a state by
Amigration
Bemployment
Cnaturalization
Dsocialization
Econversion
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Question 22
waec 1997
Fundamental human rights are entrenched in the Constitution of a state in order to
Aencourage unlimited freedom
Benable the courts to punish offenders
Crestrict the liberty of citizens
Dmake the government popular
Eguarantee the liberty of citizens
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Question 23
waec 1997
Impeachment as an instrument of check on the Executive is useful mainly in a
Afederal system
Bcabinet system
Cunitary system
Dpresidential system
Erepublican system
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Question 24
waec 1997
One of features of a unitary state is that
Aa two party system is usually entrenched in the constitution
Bmembers of Parliament are selected
Cpower is shared among all levels of governmnet
Dthe cilvil service is supreme
Ethe constituion is flexible
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Question 25
waec 1997

Constitutionalism emphasizes that those who govern the state should do so according to

Atheir whims and caprices
Blaid-down rules of public behaviour
Cthe direction of judges
Dthe dictates of their egos
Edictates of their critics
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Question 26
waec 1997
The constitution of federal system is usually
Awritten and rigid
Bsuperior in content
Cdifficult to understand
Dfor the use of the federal government only
Esuspended for a general elections
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Question 27
waec 1997
A constitution can be defined as
Athe rules guiding parliamentary procedures
Ba legal document to guide judges
Cthe constituent elements of a contractual agreement
Dall written laws of a state
Ethe rules guiding the affairs of an institution of society
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Question 28
waec 1997
Which of the following comprises the President, the Ministers, the Civil Servants and the Police? The
AArmed Forces
BJudiciary
CLegislature
DExective
ECouncil of States
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Question 29
waec 1997

The Judiciary is independent when judges are

Apopularly elected into political offices
Bfree to join any political party of their choice
Cfree from external control and interference
Dempowered to amend the national constitution
Eabsolutely free to control the Executive and Legislature
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Question 30
waec 1997
An important reason for granting the Judiciary the power of Judicial Review is to enable it to
Auphold the surpremacy of the Constitution
Bpromote freedom of the press
Celevate the Judiciary above the other organs
Ddemonstrate the independence of the Judiciary
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Question 31
waec 1997
Which of the following factors enhances the operation of the Rule of Law?
AWell-equipped police force
BEstablishment of modern press
CIndependent judiciary
DEnlightened citizens
ERespect for the leaders
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Question 32
waec 1997
Fascist movement has its origin in
AGermany
BItaly
CSpain
DThe defunct Soviet Union
EJapan
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Question 33
waec 1997
The idea of separation of powers as a political concept was developed by
ALouis Mostesquieu
BA.V Dicey
CThomas Hobbes
DKar Marx
EJean Bodin
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Question 34
waec 1997
The ability of leaders make and enforce decisions in a state is called
Asovereignty
Bpolitical power
Csocialization
Dlegitimacy
Edemocratic process
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Question 35
waec 1997
The political culture of the country is said to be participatory if individuals are
Ainterested in voting and contesting elections
Bnot allowd to criticize the government
Cnot allowed to join political parties finance by the Governmnet
Dnot allowed to vote
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Question 36
waec 1997
In a feudal system, the hierarchy of citizens is the king
Anobles and lords
Bqueen and lords
Cknights and nobles
Dserfs and knights
Elords and serfs
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Question 37
waec 1997
Government as an institution of the state means the
Amethod of organizing parties and preasure group
Bprocess of decision-making in a society
Cmethods of resolution of conflicts among the people
Dstructures and sysytems for decision-making in society
Emethod of recruiting political leaders
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Question 38
jamb 1997
Which of the following was the last to win Independence from colonial rule?
ACote d'lovire
BAlgeria
CTanzania
DAngola
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Question 39
jamb 1997
The organ of the UNO with full representation is the
ASecurity Council
BGeneral Assembly
CTrusteeship Council
DInternational Court of Justice
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Question 40
jamb 1997
Nations join international organizations so that they could
Aadvance their interests
Bget foreign aid
Cform alliances
Dbecome more developed
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