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Gramsci’s concept of ‘Hegemony’ refers to the ruling class maintaining power through:

ADirect military dictatorship
BEconomic sanctions exclusively
CCultural and ideological leadership rather than physical force alone
DInternational treaties
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Fascism as a political ideology originated in Italy under the leadership of:

AAdolf Hitler
BFrancisco Franco
CJoseph Stalin
DBenito Mussolini
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Anarchism as a political philosophy advocates for:

AAbolition of all coercive government structures and the state
BA powerful centralized state
CRule by military junta
DA constitutional monarchy
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Plato’s famous work ‘The Republic’ primarily focuses on the concept of:

AAbsolute monarchy and divine rights
BJustice and the ideal State
CInternational trade and capitalism
DDirect democracy and voting rules
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Who authored the political treatise ‘The Prince’, advocating realistic power politics?

AThomas Hobbes
BJean-Jacques Rousseau
CNiccolò Machiavelli
DJohn Locke
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According to Thomas Hobbes in ‘Leviathan’, the state of nature was:

AA state of perfect peace and goodwill
BGoverned by natural moral law and harmony
CA state of economic equality
DSolitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short
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John Locke advocated for three fundamental natural rights of individuals, which are:

ALife, Liberty, and Property
BLife, Liberty, and Pursuit of Happiness
CPeace, Equality, and Fraternity
DWork, Education, and Property
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The concept of ‘General Will’ is associated with which political philosopher?

AVoltaire
BJean-Jacques Rousseau
CBaron de Montesquieu
DJohn Stuart Mill
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The doctrine of ‘Separation of Powers’ between executive, legislative, and judicial branches was formulated by:

AJean Bodin
BAlexis de Tocqueville
CBaron de Montesquieu
DKarl Marx
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John Stuart Mill is a major advocate of which ethical and political philosophy?

AScientific Socialism
BAbsolute Monarchy
CAnarchism
DUtilitarianism and Individual Liberty
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