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61. |
The chief exponent of Liberalism in England was: |
Answer: Option C
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62. |
In the political shpere liberalism pleaded for: |
A. |
Compulsory education |
B. |
Freedom of thought and expression |
C. |
State control of the means of production and distribution |
D. |
Right to property |
Answer: Option B
Explanation:
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63. |
In the economic sphere the liberal thinkers stood for: |
A. |
System of monopolies |
B. |
Laissez faire |
C. |
State regulation |
D. |
Large scale production |
Answer: Option B
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64. |
Liberalism as a philosophy is based on the principle of: |
A. |
Expediency |
B. |
Reason |
C. |
Blind faith |
D. |
Moral upliftment |
Answer: Option B
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65. |
Liberalism found its most detailed and lucid expression in the writings of: |
A. |
Hobbes |
B. |
Locke |
C. |
Rousseau |
D. |
None of the above |
Answer: Option B
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66. |
The classical liberals stood for: |
A. |
Ending all hereditary advantages |
B. |
Permitting the hereditary advantage unhindered |
C. |
Curtailing the hereditary advantages |
D. |
None of the above |
Answer: Option B
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67. |
The classical liberals believed that: |
A. |
Strong nations had a right to dominate the weak nations |
B. |
No nation had the right to exploit the otherThe rich nations must help the poor nations to eliminate international tension |
C. |
Poor nations must join hands to protect themselves against the rich nations |
Answer: Option B
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68. |
The classical liberals stood for: |
A. |
Equal rights for all |
B. |
Special rights for educated persons |
C. |
Special rights for propertied classes |
D. |
Special rights for women |
Answer: Option A
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69. |
The classical liberals pleaded for economic liberty for: |
A. |
The poor |
B. |
The rich |
C. |
The middle classes |
D. |
All the classes |
Answer: Option C
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70. |
The liberal thinkers of the nineteenth century considered state as: |
A. |
A welfare agency |
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A necessary evil |
C. |
A preserver of liberty |
D. |
An instrument of exploitation |
Answer: Option B
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