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141.

Who said 'The individual'?

A.	T.H. Green	B.	Hitler
C.	Aristotle	D.	Bosanquet

142.

Who of the following regarded the state as necessary evil?

A.	Marxists	B.	Anarchists
C.	Individualists	D.	All the above

143.

Laski regarded the government as:

A.	Trustees of people	B.	A servant of people
C.	A master of people	D.	None of the above

144.

Who of the following advocated the principle of 'Survival of the fittest'?

A.	Adam Smith	B.	Laski
C.	Herbert Spencer	D.	Marx

145.

Socialism is opposed to:

A.	Social security schemes	B.	Equal distribution of wealth
C.	Unrestricted competition	D.	Collective

146.

Which of the following statements is the most convincing example of the liberal-democratic concept of welfare state: The state should seek to

A.	Eradicate class conflicts by assuming direction and control over economic policies	B.	Provide for its citizens a minimum of material well being without destroying private initiative
C.	Provide for its citizens a maximum of material well-being so as to ensure reconciliation of partisan objectives	D.	Eradicate contradiction between political power and socio-economic justice

147.

Which one of the following theories regarding functions of state stands discharged at present?

A.	Socialist Theory	B.	Welfare Theory
C.	Idealists	D.	None of the above

148.

In the light of the functions performed by a modern state it can be described as a:

A.	Socialist state aims at bringing about peaceful changes	B.	Welfare state
C.	Totalitarian state	D.	None of the above

149.

Which one of the following thinkers put forth the idea of a welfare state?

A.	Hobbes	B.	Locke
C.	Laski	D.	Marx

150.

The best exposition of the liberal nature of the functions of state was offered by:

A.	John Locke	B.	Karl Marx
C.	T.H. Green	D.	None of the above