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Key Points in Academics

Ecclesiocracy is a form of government whereby religious leaders are recognized as the first citizens of a state.

The religious leaders in ecclesiocracy do not proclaim themselves as a direct instrument of divine revelation concerning laws governing the society.

A typical example of ecclesiocracy is seen in Vatican City where the pope presides as the leader of the state. However, the pope does not claim to receive direct revelation from God concerning civil laws.

The grand Ayatollah of Iran (Ali Khamenei) and president of Sudan, Omar Hassan Ahmad Al-Bashir are also considered as instances of leaders in ecclesiocracy.

It is worthy of note to state that the laws and rules governing the land in ecclesiocracy are based on religious beliefs, thus making it somewhat related to theocracy.

Government

One of the duties of the government is to make laws that govern the society. Without laws, some of the rich may oppress the poor. Similarly, some of the highly placed in the society may end up oppressing the weak without being brought to justice.

The absence of government in a society, country, nation, state or community is referred to as anarchy.

An instance of anarchy occurred in Somalia in 1991 after a dictator name Said Barre was overthrown. This made Somalia disintegrate into fractions with local warlords imposing their authority over their land.

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Government

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Definitions of technology and their explanations - Basic Technology Examples of technology - Basic Technology Forms of technology explained with their differences - Basic Technology Basic tools for economic analysis: Graphs explained with its characteristics and importance - Economics Basic tools for economic analysis: Tables explained with its characteristics and importance - Economics Importance and limitations of ecological pyramid - Biology Functions of the executive arm of government - Government Consequences of dishonesty - Civic Education Protists explained with their characteristics - Biology The Supremacy of God - CRS Supremacy of God - CRS Lessons learnt from God's supremacy - CRS Importance of values - Civic Education Values and Norms explained - Social Studies What are norms? Types of norms - Social Studies Differences between values and norms - Social Studies Gas laws in chemistry - Chemistry Charles's law explained - Chemistry Calculation questions on Charles's law - Chemistry Examples of Charles's law in real life - Chemistry Boyle's law explained - Chemistry Calculation questions on Boyle's law - Chemistry Examples of Boyle's law in real life - Chemistry What is an Office? Qualities of a good office layout - Business Studies Small office explained with its characteristics - Business Studies Large office: Characteristics of large office - Business Studies Advantages and disadvantages of small office - Business Studies Advantages and disadvantages of large office - Business Studies Types of agricultural practices - Agricultural Science Crop rotation explained - Agricultural Science

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A one-man business is termed _____.

  • A. Proprietorship

  • B. Sole Proprietorship

  • C. Individual Entrepreneurship

  • D. Sole Trader

  • E. All of the Above

  • F. None of the Above

Business Studies

The ideal pH for the optimum growth of most agricultural crop is between _____.

  • A. 1 – 3.5

  • B. 4 – 5.5

  • C. 6 – 7.5

  • D. 8 – 9.5

  • E. 10 – 11.5

  • F. 12 – 13.5

Agricultural Science

People who go about their lives by raising and herding livestock such as cattle, sheep and goats are said to practice _____.

  • A. Pastoralism

  • B. Pasturalism

  • C. Herding

  • D. Herdsmen

  • E. Animalism

  • F. Anime Farming

Agricultural Science