NECO Government · Government, its concepts and principles
Basic concepts of government: NECO Government Past Questions and Answers
What the WAEC syllabus covers in Basic concepts of government
Our summary: The key terms of the subject, from state, nation, power and sovereignty to the main political ideologies.
- Basic concepts (State, Society, Nation, Power, Authority, Legitimacy, Sovereignty, Democracy, Political Culture and Socialization, Communalism, Feudalism and oligarchy, Liberalism, Socialism, Communism, Capitalism, Fascism, Aristocracy, Totalitarianism.)
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NECO Government questions on Basic concepts of government
- NECO 2009Profit maximization is characteristic of
- NECO 2009The basic aim of deregulation is to ensure that economic decisions are determined by
- NECO 2009A government led by an elected head is called
- NECO 2009The legal right to make and enforce laws is referred to as
- NECO 2009A political system in which a few rule is known as
- NECO 2005In a republic sovereignty is vested in the
- NECO 2005The last stage of Socialism is
- NECO 2005A system of government by which people held land and received protection in return for giving work or military help is called
- NECO 2005Who introduced the modern concept of "Sovereignty" into political theory?
- NECO 2005The three BASIC fundamental rights of a citizen are
- NECO 2005Which of the following concept confirms the general acceptance and recognition of a government?
- NECO 2005Profit motive as a guiding principle is an important characteristic of
- NECO 2003One of these is NOT a true conception of a state
- NECO 2003The features of a sovereign state include all these EXCEPT
- NECO 2003The term which states that the activities and actions of government should be in line with the fundamental laws of the land is called
- NECO 2003A system of government by few privilege and powerful people is called
- NECO 2002Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely’. This phrase is credited to
- NECO 2002The principle of popular sovereignty is the bedrock of
- NECO 2002A group of people who are united by common ties, political aspirations and historical development can be called a
- NECO 2002The system of government in which all aspects of life are controlled by the government is
- NECO 2002The process of learning the political attitudes, values and beliefs that are relevant to the political system is known as
- NECO 2001Which ideology emphasizes a classless society?
- NECO 2001Constitutionalism emphasises that those who govern the state should do so according to
- NECO 2001Decentralization has the following as merits EXCEPT that it
- NECO 2001Habeas Corpus Act of 1679 originated from
- NECO 2001Power can be defined as the
- NECO 2001Sovereignty is known for the following apparent characteristics EXCEPT
- NECO 2001The knowledge and belief which individuals possess about the political system is known as … Orientation.
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