Question

1. Choose the correct answer
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1. Small group of people having control of a country or organisation is called
a) Theocracy b) oligarchy c) autocracy
2. General election, which take place once in years.
a) Five
b) three
c) two
3. Two Anglo Indian members can be nominated to lok sabha by
a) prime minister b)president c) chief minister
3. The general elections to the first lok sabha which held in India on
a) 1963
b) 1947
c) 1952
4. Former Soviet Union is an example for
a) Theocracy b) democracy c) oligarchy
5. The largest democratic country in the world
a) USA
b) India
c) China
6. Which is the example of autuvaty government
a) Qatar
b) North Korea c) Spain
7. India become a republic on
a) 26h January 1950)
b) 23 November 1949
c) 26 January 1949
8. The President of India nominates
members for their contribution to literature,
of
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science and social service.
a) 9
b) 24
c) 12
years of age, can exercise the right of vote in India.
b) 21
c) 24
10. Kudavolai system was followed by
a) Cheras
b) Cholas
e) Pandyas
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Answer 1

Answer:

1) oligarchy

2) five

3)prime minister

4) democracy

5) India

6)Spain

7) 26th Jan 1950

8) 12

9) 18

10) pandyas

Answer 2

Answer:

1. The answer is b) Oligarchy

2. The answer is a)  Five

3. The answer is b) the President

4. The answer is c) 1952

5. The answer is c) Oligarchy

6. The answer is b)India

7. The answer is  b) Spain

8. The answer is a) 26 January 1950

9. The answer is c )12

10. The answer is a) 18

11. The answer is b) Cholas

Explanation:

1. Oligarchy is a term that refers to a tiny group of people who control a country or organization. Russia is both a historical and contemporary example of an oligarchy.

2. In India, a general election occurs every five years.

3. The Anglo-Indian community was the only ethnic group in India with representatives in the Loksabha. Under Article 331 of the Indian Constitution, the president nominates two Anglo-Indian members to the Loksabha.

4. In India, the first general elections were held in 1952. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru became the first Prime Minister of India after the Indian National Congress won a resounding election.

5. Oligarchy is exemplified by the former Soviet Union..

6. India is regarded as the world's most democratic country, followed by the United States.

7. Autocracy can be divided into two types: monarchy and dictatorship. As a result, Qatar has a monarchy, whereas North Korea has a dictatorship. In Spain, the government is democratic.

8. The constituent assembly ratified the constitution on November 26, 1949, and it went into effect on January 26, 1950.

9. The President of India nominates 12 members to the Rajya Sabha for a six-year term for their contributions to art, literature, science, and social service.

10. The 61st amendment to the Constitution Act of 1988 reduced the voting age for Lok Sabha and Legislative Assemblies elections from 21 to 18 years.

11. The Cholas are known for their Kudavolai administrative system. It was followed in ancient Tamil Nadu throughout the later time.

(The question is incomplete, but probably the question was

Choose the correct answer from the following 1. A small group of people having control of a country or organization is called

a) Theocracy b) oligarchy c) autocracy

2. General election, which takes place once a year a)Five b)three c) two

3. Two Anglo Indian members can be nominated to Lok Sabha by

a) prime minister b)president c) chief minister

4. The general elections to the first Lok Sabha were held in India in

a) 1963 b) 1947 c) 1952

5. the Former Soviet Union is an example for

a) Theocracy b) democracy c) oligarchy

6. The largest democratic country in the world a)The USA b)India c)China

7. Which one is not the example of an autocratic government

a) Qatar b) North Korea c) Spain

8. India become a republic on

a) 26 January 1950) b) 23 November 1949 c) 26 January 1949

9.  How many members were nominated by the President of India to  Rajya Sabha for their contribution to literature, science, and social service. a) 9 b) 24 c) 12

10._ _ ___ years of age can exercise the right to vote in India.

a) 18  b) 21 c) 24

11.  Kudavolai system was followed by a) Cheras b) Cholas c) Pandyas ).