Enhance your exam preparation with International Relations MCQs, covering essential topics like global politics, diplomacy, international organizations, conflict resolution, and more. Perfect for CSS, FPSC, PPSC, SPSC, KKPSC, and BPSC exams.
A. the state can and should do more to reduce economic inequalities.
B. the criminal justice system is an unacceptable infringement of freedom.
C. irrational people do not deserve freedom.
D. ‘positive’ conceptions of liberty represented a serious threat to freedom.
A. The state has the right to intervene in the hope of making people’s lives more fulfilling.
B. People should just get out there and do whatever they want.
C. Only self-confident people can be free.
D. Freedom means the absence of constraints deliberately imposed by other people.
A. Imprisonment.
B. Suppression of peaceful political dissent.
C. The inability to fly without mechanical aid.
D. The total prohibition of alcoholic stimulants and tobacco products.
A. despite globalization, the nation state is as important as ever.
B. only people who have travelled outside their country of birth should be allowed to vote.
C. in the contemporary world, it is essential that global forces are brought under democratic control.
D. all nation-states should be replaced by a single world government.
A. people should be forced to obey their rulers.
B. the majority is always right.
C. generals are more trustworthy than politicians.
D. the general will is superior to the selfish interests of individuals.
A. politicians consulting their ministerial colleagues before taking decisions.
B. every major political decision being taken after a referendum.
C. extensive public debate before politicians take decisions.
D. citizens consulting family and friends before voting.
A. the existence of elites is incompatible with democracy.
B. democracy is meaningless with mass participation.
C. the democratic process should be understood as a competition between rival elites.
D. all of the above.
A. John Locke.
B. Thomas Hobbes.
C. Edmund Burke.
D. Jeremy Bentham.
A. Slaves.
B. Women.
C. Foreigners.
D. All of the above.
A. in ancient Greece.
B. in the US after freeing itself from British tyranny.
C. in France after the Revolution.
D. in the UK, after the signing of Magna Carta.
