Deneme Sınavı Soruları

1. Liberalism is concerned with order. This order is law.
2. The liberal always divides the world into three: into what is intrinsically necessary (the self), what is necessary to support that intrinsic necessity (a system of standards, rules, laws), and what is contingent (everything else, including all other beliefs, practices, and institutions).
3. In liberalism the relation between one self and another is contingent, not constitutive; and it is law which enables the freedom of separate selves to co-exist.
4. According to the liberal, whatever we want to achieve in the world can only be judged in terms of the fact that the fundamental debt is the one owed to freedom.
5. The pure thought of liberalism is that only freedom has infinite credit: everything else is an instrument of that credit, and is in debt in relation to this credit.

Which of the above statements are true?

Liberalism is often treated as if it is.........?

Which of the following country has unicameral legislature?

According to Michael Freeden, "if we enter a room and find liberty, rationality, and individualism at its center, while equality decorates the wall, we are looking at an exemplar of --- "

Which of the following options correctly completes the sentence above? 

Dwight Eisenhower offered a famous dictum based on the premise that "power is meaningful only when it is used." In a democracy, then, the projection of power is a combination of all of the following except ---. 

Who maintained that citizens had the right as sovereigns to create their own government?

Which of the following country has a confederal system?

Which of the following thought that liberalism is ‘not a clearcut body of doctrine.’?

Which of the following is the dominant ideological tradition within Socialism?

Anarchy is defined as:

Socialism supports all of the following concepts or ideas, except --- 

Which of the following options correctly completes the sentence above? 

Who wrote Grundrisse?

In which of the political systems is there a central government that controls sub-national units and does not share power with any counties or provinces? 

Which of the below is NOT true about Socialism?

In which of the following years was the concept of "political science" accepted by political scientists?

Which approach below is based on the view that values are inevitable and essential for evaluating political phenomena?

If a nation lacks treaty recognition but occupies a defined territory, what can it be called?

What is "the act of freeing a human being or class of human beings from the control of another, usually when this control is enshrined in some legal privilege or right" called?

Which of the following is the philosopher who said that conservatism is ‘to prefer the familiar to the unknown, the actual to the possible, the limited to the unbounded, the near to the distant, the convenient to the perfect'?