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What are the characteristics of a federal state?

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Chapter: [1] Forms of Government: Totalitarian and Authoritarian States, and Liberal Democratic State
Concept: Unitary and Federal States

State two features of a unitary state.

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Chapter: [2] Forms of Government: Unitary and Federal States
Concept: Meaning of Constitution

Explain any three features of a parliamentary form of government.

Appears in 3 question papers
Chapter: [1] Forms of Government: Totalitarian and Authoritarian States, and Liberal Democratic State
Concept: Parliamentary and Presidential Forms of Government (U.K. and U.S.A.)

State the main difference between the political executive and the permanent executive. 

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Chapter: [10] Fundamental Rights
Concept: Difference Between the Political Executive and the Permanent Executive

Explain the original jurisdiction of the Supreme Court of India.

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Chapter: [11] Directive Principles of State Policy
Concept: The Supreme Court

India is described as a federal state with subsidiary unitary features. Identify two of these unitary features.

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Chapter: [1] Forms of Government: Totalitarian and Authoritarian States, and Liberal Democratic State
Concept: Unitary and Federal States

Discuss any three features of a liberal democratic state.

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Chapter: [1] Forms of Government: Totalitarian and Authoritarian States, and Liberal Democratic State
Concept: Liberal Democratic State

Distinguish between a flexible constitution and a rigid constitution.

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Chapter: [2] Forms of Government: Unitary and Federal States
Concept: Kinds of Constitutions - Written and Unwritten, Rigid and Flexible, Enacted and Evolved

State any two executive powers of the President of India.

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Chapter: [10] Fundamental Rights
Concept: Political Executive in India and U.S.A. - a Comparative Study

Explain any two legislative powers of the President of the United States.

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Chapter: [10] Fundamental Rights
Concept: Powers and Functions of Executive Heads of U.S.A. (President)

Briefly explain the composition of the Zilla Parishad.

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Chapter: [11] Directive Principles of State Policy
Concept: Introduction and Composition of Judiciary

Briefly discuss the appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court of India in civil matters.

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Chapter: [11] Directive Principles of State Policy
Concept: The Supreme Court

What is the main difference between a federal form of government and a unitary one? Explain with an example.

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Chapter: [1] Forms of Government: Totalitarian and Authoritarian States, and Liberal Democratic State
Concept: Decentralisation in India

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Explain three differences between parliamentary and presidential forms of government.

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Chapter: [1] Forms of Government: Totalitarian and Authoritarian States, and Liberal Democratic State
Concept: Parliamentary and Presidential Forms of Government (U.K. and U.S.A.)

Compare the positions of the President of India and the President of the United States.

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Chapter: [1] Forms of Government: Totalitarian and Authoritarian States, and Liberal Democratic State
Concept: Parliamentary and Presidential Forms of Government (U.K. and U.S.A.)

Explain four features of an Authoritarian State.

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Chapter: [1] Forms of Government: Totalitarian and Authoritarian States, and Liberal Democratic State
Concept: Totalitarian and Authoritarian States

Explain why India is characterized as a quasi-federal state.

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Chapter: [1] Forms of Government: Totalitarian and Authoritarian States, and Liberal Democratic State
Concept: Unitary and Federal States

Answer briefly the question

State Aristotle’s Theory of Cyclic Change.

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Chapter: [1] Forms of Government: Totalitarian and Authoritarian States, and Liberal Democratic State
Concept: Parliamentary and Presidential Forms of Government (U.K. and U.S.A.)

Give an example of a federal state.

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Chapter: [1] Forms of Government: Totalitarian and Authoritarian States, and Liberal Democratic State
Concept: Unitary and Federal States

Mention any two merits of a Parliamentary System of Government.

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Chapter: [1] Forms of Government: Totalitarian and Authoritarian States, and Liberal Democratic State
Concept: Parliamentary and Presidential Forms of Government (U.K. and U.S.A.)
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