POST UTME CHRISTOPHER UNIVERSITY 2019 Government | Objective

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Question 1
The 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria is based on which of the following forms of government?
A. Federalism
B. Unitarism
C. Confederalism
D. Parliamentarism
Question 2
The 'Constitution' is the supreme law of which type of government?
A. Constitutional Monarchy
B. Parliamentary System
C. Presidential System
D. Authoritarian Regime
Question 3
The concept of checks and balances is a fundamental principle of constitutional government. Discuss how checks and balances have been implemented in Nigeria.
A. Checks and balances have been implemented through the creation of a parliamentary system of government.
B. Checks and balances have been implemented through the creation of a presidential system of government.
C. Checks and balances have been implemented through the establishment of an independent judiciary.
D. Checks and balances have been implemented through the creation of a constitutional court.
Question 4
A pressure group is an organization that seeks to influence public policy on a particular issue. Which of the following is an example of a pressure group?
A. A trade union.
B. A non-governmental organization.
C. A political party.
D. A business association.
Question 5
The 'Rule of Law' is a fundamental principle of which system of government?
A. Constitutional Monarchy
B. Parliamentary System
C. Presidential System
D. Authoritarian Regime
Question 6
The concept of the rule of law in Nigeria's constitutional development is rooted in the idea of
A. the supremacy of the constitution
B. the separation of powers
C. the independence of the judiciary
D. the protection of individual rights and freedoms
Question 7
The 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (as amended) provides for the creation of
A. a federal system of government
B. a confederal system of government
C. a unitary system of government
D. a decentralized system of government
Question 8
The concept of federal character in Nigeria's constitutional development is rooted in the need to promote
A. regional balance and representation
B. cultural diversity and pluralism
C. regional autonomy and self-governance
D. national unity and integration
Question 9
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948) is a product of which international organization?
A. United Nations
B. African Union
C. European Union
D. International Monetary Fund
Question 10
The concept of 'soft power' in international relations, as described by Joseph Nye, refers to a country's ability to influence other nations through its cultural, economic, and political attractions. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of soft power?
A. The ability to project military power
B. The ability to attract foreign investment
C. The ability to promote its culture and values
D. The ability to impose its will on other nations
Question 11
The concept of 'separation of powers' is a key feature of which type of government?
A. Parliamentary System
B. Presidential System
C. Constitutional Monarchy
D. Authoritarian Regime
Question 12
A political party's ideology is reflected in its platform, which outlines its goals and policies. Which of the following is an example of a political party's platform?
A. A list of its candidates for office.
B. A statement of its party's principles and goals.
C. A description of its campaign strategy.
D. A list of its party's donors.
Question 13
The concept of authority in sociology refers to the legitimate power to make decisions and enforce rules. Which of the following is a key characteristic of authority?
A. Authority is based on coercion and force
B. Authority is based on consent and legitimacy
C. Authority is based on wealth and economic power
D. Authority is based on knowledge and expertise
Question 14
The concept of foreign policy in international relations is closely related to the idea of national interest. Discuss the relationship between foreign policy and national interest, using examples from different countries.
A. Foreign policy is a necessary condition for national interest, but not a sufficient one.
B. National interest is a necessary condition for foreign policy, but not a sufficient one.
C. Foreign policy and national interest are interchangeable concepts.
D. Foreign policy is a concept that is unique to great powers.
Question 15
A country's constitution is its supreme law, which outlines the framework of its government and the rights of its citizens. Which of the following is an example of a constitutional right?
A. The right to bear arms.
B. The right to free speech.
C. The right to a fair trial.
D. The right to vote.

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