The suggestion of "Liberalism doesn't separate ‘church’
and ‘state’" is not correct. Because Liberalism separates ‘church’
and ‘state’, by locating all matters of religion in
privacy, so leaving the secular state dominant in
public. And the other suggestions are correct. Answer is E.

The great Greek political thinker Aristotle said centuries ago that man is by nature and necessity a social and political animal. According to Aristotle, he who is unable to live in society or who has no need for it, because he should be sufficient for himself, must be either a beast or a god.

During the 1960’s, Behavioralism received new challenges from within. The correct answer is C.

A unitary system of government is a political arrangement where a large proportion of power resides with the central government.

liberalism, socialism, and conservatism are considered the three major ideologies in the literature.

The development of Political Science as a discipline can be traced back to the 4th century
BCE.

Historically, nationalism has come about as a result of increasing literacy, mass transportation, mass mobilization, mass communication, and mass media. These cultural and technological transformations have developed a feeling of identity that reinforces a broader sense of commonality, which often overcomes class, religious, and other differences

The option A provides a limited definition of sovereignty, B is a limited definition of popular sovereignty, C is the definition of constitution. E provides a general definition of legitimacy.

Liberalism is the fundamental form of modern ideology because of the apparently simplicity of its criterion. The direct appeal to the self, especially the reason of that self (whether understood as rationality or reasonableness), is what made enlightenment possible. It also explains why the liberal is usually far clearer in argument than the socialist or the conservative.

Those who espouse globalism and the end product of globalization believe fervently that people live in a global village

David Easton a Behavioral turned Post-Behavioral political scientist defined Politics
as “the authoritative allocation of values that are binding on the society”. The correct answer is A.

According to him theoretical
politics includes:
• The Theory of the State
• The Theory of Government
• The Theory of Legislation and
• The Theory of State as an Artificial Person

According to him theoretical
politics includes four divides. The correct answer is C.

The notable exponents of “scientific politics” were Charles Merriam, Harold D. Lasswell, George Catlin and Arthur Bentley. They looked especially to statistics and psychology as relevant tools for politics. 

A confederacy can be described as a temporary league of independent states that have come together for the purpose of achieving well-defined objectives.

At the beginning of the 20th century, there was a drastic change in the study of Political Science. Social sciences began to adopt the methods of natural sciences like observation, survey, and measurement. This phase in Political Science is attended by a decisive reorientation of the discipline in terms of the methods it used. The notable exponents of this “scientific politics” were Charles Merriam, Harold D. Lasswell, George Catlin and Arthur Bentley. David Easton was very critical of the scientific politics, and was the most ardent advocate of Post-Behavioralism.

All information about constitutions is true, except the one in option C. The presence of constitutions date back to thousands of years ago. For instance, Sumerians and their successors in Mesopotamia had constitutions.