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Question 411
jamb 2011
The main achievement of the nationalists in Nigeria was
Aregisteration of political parties
Beconomic liberation of the nation
Cpolitical liberation of the nation
Dbuilding the nation
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Question 412
jamb 2011
Indirect rule encouraged
Acommunal integration
Bexploitation and oppression
Cinter-communal cooperation
Dthe rise of nationalism
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Question 413
jamb 2011
Which of the following societies was classified as acephalous?
ABenin
BIbibio
CIgbo
DIjaw
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Question 414
jamb 2011
Under the pre-colonial Sokoto Caliphate system, the next in command to the sultan was the
AAlkali
BGaladima
CMadaki
DWaziri
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Question 415
jamb 2011
The Yoruba traditional system of government was
Arepublican
Bdemocratic
Cmonarchical
Degalitarian
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Question 416
jamb 2011
In pre-colonial Igboland, autocratic rule was made difficult by the
Afear of dethronement
Babsence of a centralized system of authority
Cpressure from age grades
Dactivities of cult societies
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Question 417
jamb 2011
Opinion polls are organized to find out the
Abenefits derived by people from government
Bpeople's thought about a particular government policy
Cpeople's expectations from the government
Dfeelings of people about particular issues and policies
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Question 418
jamb 2011
Pressure groups harmonize different individual concerns through
Ainterest formulation
Binterest manipulation
Cinterest mobilisation
Dinterest aggregation
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Question 419
jamb 2011
The type of party system in practice is defined by the
Arelationship between the parties and electorate
Bstructure of the political parties
Cmanner in which the parties operate
Dnumber of political parties in a country
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Question 420
jamb 2011
Franchise in an electoral process means the
Aright to vote
Bownership of means of production
Cthe sovereignty of a nation
Drights and duties of a citizen
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Question 421
jamb 2011
One essential duty of a citizen to his state is to
Asupport the government in power
Brecite the plegde
Cpay his tax
Dencourage other citizens
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Question 422
jamb 2011

An advantage of delegated legislation is that

Amuch time is saved in the process
Btechnical issues are handled by experts
Cministers and lawmakers work together
Dit hastens the implementation of policy
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Question 423
jamb 2011
Constitutionalism refers to
Athe process of drafting a constitution
Bamendment of an existing constitution
Cthe process of operating a constitution
Dstrict adherence to a constitution
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Question 424
jamb 2011

The earliest classification of constitutions was the work of

AAristotle
BJ.J. Rouseau
CK.C. Wheare
DPlato
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Question 425
jamb 2011
In a socialist economy,private accumulation of wealth is
Aprohibited
Bregulated
Climited
Dencouraged
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Question 426
jamb 2011
A main feature of the parliamentary system is that
Athe executive consists of all party members
Bjudges are drawn from the ruling party
Celectoral commissioners leave at the end of their tenure
Dthe executive is appointed by the legislature
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Question 427
jamb 2011

Ending a session of parliament by royal proclamation means the

Aexpiration of parliament
Bprorogation of parliament
Cadjournment of parliament
Ddissolution of parliament
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Question 428
jamb 2011
Which of the following is a unitary state?
ANigeria
BIndia
CUnited States of America
DGhana
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Question 429
jamb 2011
Members of a parliament are required to report the proceedings of the house to their
Aconstituencies
Blocal government chairmen
Ctraditional rulers
Dpolitical parties
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Question 430
jamb 2011
A major weakness of confederation is
Aover-concentration of authority
Btendency towards secession
Clack of local independence
Dlack of common currency
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