Gujarat Board Class 11 Political Science — Flashcards
Gujarat Board Class 11 Political Science flashcards, chapter by chapter — 230 flashcards across 10 chapters. Follows the GSEB syllabus.
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Q: What is the origin of the word 'Political' and what did it originally mean?
A: The word 'Political' is derived from the Greek word 'Polity'. People of Greece called their town or city as 'Polity'. Thus, Political Science originally meant the science which discusses city life. In
Q: Who is considered the father of modern Political Science and why?
A: Aristotle is considered the father of modern Political Science because he was the first to separate Political Science from moral science and philosophy, establishing it as an independent branch of kno
Q: Define Political Science in simple terms.
A: Political Science is a social science that studies the State systematically and scientifically. It discusses the principal matters of the State including its origin, types of government, relations bet
Q: What is liberty according to Prof. Laski?
A: According to Prof. Laski, liberty is 'an establishment of such an atmosphere in which a person can get the opportunities of his own development.' It is a positive power that provides opportunities for
Q: Distinguish between positive and negative liberty.
A: Negative Liberty: The State should not interfere in an individual's personal and private life where others are not harmed. Positive Liberty: It provides the necessary conditions and resources for an i
Q: What is natural liberty and which philosophers support it?
A: Natural liberty means that a person enjoys the right to freedom since birth. Philosophers like John Locke and J.J. Rousseau supported this concept in their Social Contract theories, believing that ind
Q: What is the etymology and meaning of the word 'Nation'?
A: The English word 'Nation' is derived from the Latin word 'Nesiyo', which means 'caste' or 'birth group'. According to Lord Bryce, a nation is a nationality that is politically organized and is either
Q: What are the four essential elements required for a State?
A: The four indispensable elements for any State are: 1. Population, 2. Territory, 3. Government, and 4. Sovereignty. Without these elements, a political entity cannot be considered a State.
Q: How does a Nation differ from a State in terms of structure?
A: A Nation is essentially cultural with political elements being secondary. It is formed by unity of language, religion, tradition, and historical heritage. A State is a human community politically orga
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Concept of Political Science
Fundamental Values of Democracy
Nationalism and Secularism
Right and Citizenship
Indian Constitution : Framing and Characteristics
Fundamental Rights, Duties and Directive Principles of State Policy
Legislature in India at Union and State Level
Executive at Central-State Level in India
Judiciary at Central and State Level
Government at Local Level: Institutions of Local Self-Government
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