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Question 41

jamb 1992

Vassalage as a political system was practised by the

Albibio and lgala

BTiv

CHausa Fulani

Dlgbo and Efik

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Question 42

jamb 1992

During the pre-colonial period in Eastern Nigeria autocratic rule was made difficult by the

Aactivities of secret societies

Bruler's fear of detronement

Cabsence of a system of centralized authority

Ddemands of pressure groups

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Question 43

jamb 1992

The Yoruba traditional governmental system was

AEgalitarian

BRepublican

Cdemocratic

Dmonarchical

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Question 44

jamb 1992

Which of the following was a great military and political power before the colonization of Nigeria?

Athe idoma kingdom

Bthe nupe kingdom

Cthe kwararafa empire

Dthe lgala empire

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Question 45

jamb 1992

The biased presentation of information in order to influence public opinion is referred to as

Amobilization

Bpropaganda

Cindoctrination

Ddistortio

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Question 46

jamb 1992

The primary function of a pressure group is to

Awin and control governmental power

Belect their officials

Cinfluence government policy

Dorganize worker to confront government

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Question 47

jamb 1992

The most important objective of political parties is to

Aelect their spokesmen

Blobby the government

Cfrom effective national organizations

Dcontrol the government

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Question 48

jamb 1992

An election in which citizens are called upon to vote for or against a specified issue is called a

Amandate

Breferendium

Cby election

Drun off election

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Question 49

jamb 1992

Universal adult suffrage is usually restricted in most political systems to

Athose with landed property

Bliterates

Ccitizens

Dthose not more than 70 years old

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Question 50

jamb 1992

Electoral colleges have been criticized because they

Aare very expensive

Bcreate more seats in the legislature

Cmake the legislature too responsive

Dsometimes negate the wishes of the electorate

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Question 51

jamb 1992

The fundamental rights of citizens include

Asocial security and free speech

Breligious freedom and collective aggression

Cimmunity from libel and right to employment

Dright to life and liberty

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Question 52

jamb 1992

The most critical debates on a bill and amendments to it take place during the

Afirst reading

Bsecond reading

Cthird reading

Dassent

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Question 53

jamb 1992

Law making under military regimes is done through

Adelegated legislation

Badministrative enactments

Cthe promulgation of decrees

Dthe ministry of justice

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Question 54

jamb 1992

The principle of collective responsibility does not operate under the presidential system of government because

Acabinet members are responsible people

Bthe legislative and the executive work together

Cthe executive is elected for a fixed term

Dthe judiciary will overrule the impeachment of the cabinet

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Question 55

jamb 1992

In the cabinet system of government individual responsibility of ministers means that

Aonly ministers can be held responsible for errors

Ba minister must hold his subordinates responsible for his failures

Cthe prime minister can remove an erring minister

Dno individual can be held responsible for government decisions

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Question 56

jamb 1992

Which of the following is NOT an an acceptable means of achieving democracy?

Areferendum

Brecall

Cinitiative

Driots

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Question 57

jamb 1992

Which of the following ideologies advocates governmental control over all sources of power?

Atotalitarianism

Bfeudalism

Cliberation

Ddemocracy

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Question 58

jamb 1992

A system of government in which the central government is supreme over other levels is

Atotalitarian

Bconfederal

Cfederal

Dunitary

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Question 59

jamb 1992

One criticism of delegated legislation is that it

Asubjects citizens to executive decrees

Bmakes laws too flexible

Cmakes laws too technical

Dis not useful in emergency situation

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Question 60

jamb 1992

The fusion of the executive and legislative organs of government is associated with

Amonarchy

Bthe presidential system

Cfascism

Dthe parliamentary system

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