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The major external factor that promoted nationalism in Nigeria was

  • A. Pan-Africanism
  • B. the Yom-Kippur War
  • C. the Second World War
  • D. Anti-apartheid Movement
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The main achievement of the nationalists in Nigeria was

  • A. registeration of political parties
  • B. economic liberation of the nation
  • C. political liberation of the nation
  • D. building the nation
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Indirect rule encouraged

  • A. communal integration
  • B. exploitation and oppression
  • C. inter-communal cooperation
  • D. the rise of nationalism
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25

Which of the following societies was classified as acephalous?

  • A. Benin
  • B. Ibibio
  • C. Igbo
  • D. Ijaw
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26

Under the pre-colonial Sokoto Caliphate system, the next in command to the sultan was the

  • A. Alkali
  • B. Galadima
  • C. Madaki
  • D. Waziri
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27

The Yoruba traditional system of government was

  • A. republican
  • B. democratic
  • C. monarchical
  • D. egalitarian
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28

In pre-colonial Igboland, autocratic rule was made difficult by the

  • A. fear of dethronement
  • B. absence of a centralized system of authority
  • C. pressure from age grades
  • D. activities of cult societies
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29

Opinion polls are organized to find out the

  • A. benefits derived by people from government
  • B. people's thought about a particular government policy
  • C. people's expectations from the government
  • D. feelings of people about particular issues and policies
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30

Pressure groups harmonize different individual concerns through

  • A. interest formulation
  • B. interest manipulation
  • C. interest mobilisation
  • D. interest aggregation
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31

The type of party system in practice is defined by the

  • A. relationship between the parties and electorate
  • B. structure of the political parties
  • C. manner in which the parties operate
  • D. number of political parties in a country
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Franchise in an electoral process means the

  • A. right to vote
  • B. ownership of means of production
  • C. the sovereignty of a nation
  • D. rights and duties of a citizen
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33

One essential duty of a citizen to his state is to

  • A. support the government in power
  • B. recite the plegde
  • C. pay his tax
  • D. encourage other citizens
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34

An advantage of delegated legislation is that

  • A. much time is saved in the process
  • B. technical issues are handled by experts
  • C. ministers and lawmakers work together
  • D. it hastens the implementation of policy
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35

Constitutionalism refers to

  • A. the process of drafting a constitution
  • B. amendment of an existing constitution
  • C. the process of operating a constitution
  • D. strict adherence to a constitution
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36

The earliest classification of constitutions was the work of

  • A. Aristotle
  • B. J.J. Rouseau
  • C. K.C. Wheare
  • D. Plato
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37

In a socialist economy,private accumulation of wealth is

  • A. prohibited
  • B. regulated
  • C. limited
  • D. encouraged
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38

A main feature of the parliamentary system is that

  • A. the executive consists of all party members
  • B. judges are drawn from the ruling party
  • C. electoral commissioners leave at the end of their tenure
  • D. the executive is appointed by the legislature
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39

Ending a session of parliament by royal proclamation means the

  • A. expiration of parliament
  • B. prorogation of parliament
  • C. adjournment of parliament
  • D. dissolution of parliament
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40

Which of the following is a unitary state?

  • A. Nigeria
  • B. India
  • C. United States of America
  • D. Ghana
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41

Members of a parliament are required to report the proceedings of the house to their

  • A. constituencies
  • B. local government chairmen
  • C. traditional rulers
  • D. political parties
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A major weakness of confederation is

  • A. over-concentration of authority
  • B. tendency towards secession
  • C. lack of local independence
  • D. lack of common currency
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