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51.

Modern individualists believe that:

A.	Means of production should remain in the hands of private enterprises	B.	Means of production should remain in the hands of public enterprises
C.	Public enterprises should be given more functions	D.	Private enterprises should be given less functions

52.

Modern Individualists:

A.	Are in favour of concentration of authority in the hands of the state	B.	Wich the state to perform more and more functions
C.	Stand for decentralisation of authority	D.	Are in favour of abolition of state

53.

Modern Individualists:

A.	Feel that present system of majority party rule is ideal	B.	Feel majority party rule has failed
C.	Are of the view that minority should govern the nation	D.	Feel full power should be in the hands of bureaucrats

54.

Graham Wallas, the chief exponent of New Individualism believes that the Upper Houses should be constituted on:

A.	Territorial basis	B.	Nomination basis
C.	Hereditary basis	D.	Vocational basis
E.	There should be no Upper House

55.

The main difference between the Individualists and New Individualists is that as against Individualists, New Individualists lay stress on:

A.	Group	B.	Rights to producers
C.	Rights of consumers	D.	None of these

56.

Liberalism is philosophy which:

A.	Pleads for freedom of press	B.	Plead for freedom from every form of social control except law
C.	Pleads for freedom from all controls including law	D.	Pleads for non-interference in the economic sphere

57.

The Liberalism can be traced back to:

A.	Early Greek thinkers	B.	French Revolution
C.	Glorious Revolution of 1688	D.	American War of Independence

58.

Liberalism became a definite theory or philosophy only in:

A.	The seventeenth century	B.	The eighteenth century
C.	The nineteenth century	D.	The present century

59.

Liberalism as a philosophy flourished maximum in:

A.	England	B.	France
C.	Germany	D.	U.S.A.

60.

Liberalism flourished in England because:

A.	It had a strong middle class	B.	It was an industrially advanced country
C.	It had a monarchical system of government	D.	It had an unwritten constitution