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Academic Questions in Government

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The following countries practice a zero party system except ___.

A. Cambodia

B. Vatican City

C. Bahrain

D. Saudi Arabia

E. Oman

F. Kuwait

Which of the following is not a characteristic of the two-party system?

A. It is democratic in nature

B. There isn't a third party

C. The two parties are always dominant in the political terrain

D. The president must emerge from one of both parties

E. It encourages freedom of expression at the press

F. It presents a choice of candidates to the people

In a two-party system, only 2 political parties are present in countries where they are practised.

A. True

B. False

A type of democracy whereby shura is practiced is termed _ democracy

A. Direct

B. Indirect

C. Constitutional

D. Islamic

E. Authoritarian

F. Participatory

A type of democracy whereby the people vote a bill into law is termed ___ democracy

A. Direct

B. Indirect

C. Constitutional

D. Islamic

E. Authoritarian

F. Participatory

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NOTABLE POINTS IN Government

Government can be defined under the following headings:

1. As an institution of a state.

Government is defined as an institution, agency, machinery or instrument that is established to manage the affairs of general welfare of the people making up a state or country

2. As a process or as an act of governing.

Government is defined as the processes and methods involved in the formulation, administration and implementation of public policies from a procedure which had been specifically spelt out in the constitution of a country or state

3. As an academic field of study.

Government is defined as the study of institutions, theories, ideas, values and doctrines as relating to the acquisition and use of political power for the welfare of the people

Please read more on the definitions of government here