ICSE Class 11 Political Science — Flashcards
ICSE Class 11 Political Science flashcards, chapter by chapter — 502 flashcards across 13 chapters. Follows the ICSE / ISC syllabus.
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Q: What are the different names given to Political Science by different writers?
A: Political Science has been called politics by Aristotle, political science by William Godwin and Mary Wollstonecraft, science of state by R.G. Gettell, and science of politics by Sir Fredrick Pollock.
Q: What is the original Greek meaning of the word politics?
A: The word politics comes from polis, polity, and politeia. It originally referred to the city-state, government, and constitution, so it was linked with the practical study of the city-state and its ad
Q: Why is the original Greek meaning of politics considered outdated in modern usage?
A: Modern usage has given the word a new meaning. Politics is now linked with power, political activity, and political process, so the original Greek sense is no longer enough to explain the subject full
Q: What is the state in political theory?
A: The state is a human association having four essential elements: population, territory, government, and sovereignty. It is a political entity that is distinct from society, government, associations, a
Q: What are the four essential elements of a state?
A: The four essential elements are population, territory, government, and sovereignty. Population and territory are the physical or material elements, while government and sovereignty are the metaphysica
Q: Why is sovereignty called the most important modern element of the state?
A: Sovereignty is the highest power of the state. It means supreme authority inside the state and freedom from foreign control outside it. Although the state is old, sovereignty became its essential elem
Q: What is the oldest theory of the origin of state?
A: The oldest theory is the Divine Origin Theory. It states that political authority is created by God or a supernatural power.
Q: How does the Divine Origin Theory explain political authority?
A: It explains political authority as a creation of God. The ruler is seen as the nominee of God and is accountable only to the Creator.
Q: What example is given from the Mahabharata for the divine origin of state?
A: Bhisma tells how people approached God Brahma and requested a chief to protect them. God granted the request and appointed Manu to rule over them.
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