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Question 71
jamb 2001

A constitution that requires a plebiscite or a referendum to be amended is

Arigid
Bunwritten
Cflexible
Dwritten
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Question 72
jamb 2001

The central point of capitalism, as expounded by Karl Marx, is that

Acapitalist profit is the surplus value obtained from workers labour
Bworkers are inherently incapable of being owners of their labour
Ccapitalists shall always increase worker earning capacity through wages
Dcapitslists shall always readily consent to workers welfare demands.
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Question 73
jamb 2001

A major feature of authoritarianism is that government is

Aconsensual
Bpersonalized
Ccentralized
Ddecentralized.
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Question 74
jamb 2001

Which of the following is true of a parliamentary system of government?

Aclear seperation of government organs.
Bstrict operation of bicameral legislature.
Cremoval of government by impeachment.
Dadherence to majority rule.
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Question 75
jamb 2001

The central decision-making organ of a confederation is made up of

Atechnocrats appointed by the units
Bpoliticians elected from the confederal constituencies
Cpoliticians nominated by the government of member states
Drepresentatives of pressure groups.
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Question 76
jamb 2001

Where the constitution is supreme, unconstitutional acts of the executive and the legislature can be checked by the courts through

Arecall
Bjudicial review
Cvote of no confidence
Dimpeachment.
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Question 77
jamb 2001

The standing committee of a legislature is one

Awhose member stand while delibrating
Bthat has statutory responsibities
Cthat perform adhoc functions
Dthat has legislators as members.
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Question 78
jamb 2001

Power differs from influence in that it is

Apersuasive while influence is directive
Bcoercive while influence is harmful
Ccoercive while influence is persuasive
Darrogant while influence is corruptive
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