Political Science Final 5. Deneme Sınavı
Toplam 20 Soru1.Soru
Which counrty might be an example of a constitutional republic?
Great Britain |
France |
The USA |
India |
Russia |
In the United States, there is a constitutional republic as stated in the preamble of the constitution; “ in order to form a more perfect Union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general Welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty. The correct answer is C:
2.Soru
"An individual reacting to what is considered bad government behavior can result in ________"
Which of the following completes the sentence the best?
civil disobedience |
voting |
protests |
voter turnout |
boykott |
The answer is A.
3.Soru
Which of the following political belief emphasizes minimal government influence?
Libertarian |
Authoritarian |
Conservative |
Progressive |
Democratic |
Libertarian political belief may be classified as minimal government influence on behavior.
4.Soru
Which term is defined by "a status of residential quasi-citizenship combined with external formal citizenship granted by the sending country"?
Denizenship |
Ethnizenship |
Global citizenship |
Multinational citizenship |
Dual citizenship |
Denizenship is a status of residential quasi-citizenship combined with external formal citizenship granted by the sending country. Denizenship is often considered to be a step in the process of migrant integration in the receiving country. It is therefore rarely regarded as a mode of transnational citizenship (Bauböck, 2007: 2396).
5.Soru
Which of the following means that members of certain groups will be incorporated into the political community not only as individuals but also through the group, and that their rights will depend on their group membership?
Differentiated citizenship |
Republican citizenship |
Economic citizenship |
Ecological citizenship |
Liberal citizenship |
Differentiated citizenship means that members of certain groups will be incorporated into the political community not only as individuals but also through the group, and that their rights will depend on their group membership.
6.Soru
What might be the posssible reson for the emerge of new citizenship types, such as ecologicalcitizenship, cosmopolitan citizenship ?
The Cold War Period |
Global Population Shifts |
Cultural Pluralists |
Post-national Membership |
Roman Empire |
New global population shifts feed into a process that has resulted in the creation of new citizenship types, such as ecological citizenship, cosmopolitan citizenship, economic citizenship, sexual citizenship, health citizenship, liberal citizenship, republican citizenship, cultural and multicultural citizenship, and transnational citizenship, to name a few. The correct answer is B.
7.Soru
Which of the following political belief emphasizes fixed and unchanging rules for stability?
Authoritarian |
Conservative |
Democratic |
Libertarian |
Progressive |
Conservative political belief emphasizes fixed and unchanging rules for stability.
8.Soru
According to the United States Declaration of Independence, which of the following is incorrect?
Individualism became popular at the end of 18th century with socia movements. |
The US Declaration of Independence supports the individual. |
Individual value is more important than politicla groups. |
Social system is supposed to support the political groups. |
Individuals self-fulfillment was the emphasis. |
The answer id D.
9.Soru
Which of the following countries is the world’s largest democracy based on population?
India |
Russia |
China |
France |
Britain |
A socialist parliamentary government represents democracy in India, the world’s largest democracy based on population. India’s democracy tries to provide equal opportunity for all Indian citizens by removing economic inequality to reduce concentration of wealth.
10.Soru
Which of the following is identified as an oligarchy?
United States |
United Kingdom |
Saudi Arabia |
Russia |
France |
Saudi Arabia is considered an oligarchy since the Saudi family controls the government. The Saudi oligarchy has hereditary origin. No one leader controls all elements of government because power is distributed through family members, even if the head of the Saudi family is considered head of the state.
11.Soru
What might be a possible reason why Turkish origin immigrants had strengthened their own ethno-cultural and religious connections, both in
Germany and across the national borders until 2000?
It was difficult to get citizenship . |
Turkish looby groups were effective. |
Etno cultures were popular in Europe. |
Islam was dominant in Europe. |
Turkish people were unwilling to be citiziens. |
In Germany, non European Union immigrants, and even their offspring, were not easily able to obtain citizenship until the year 2000.The new law, which was introduced in 2000, partially changed the principle of descent (jus sanguinis) that has always been the country’s traditional basis for granting citizenship. The correct answer is A.
12.Soru
Which of the following is not one of the stages of integration in the urban space in Park’s famous theory of Race Relations Cycle?
Contact |
Competition |
Diversity |
Accommodation by the state |
Assimilation/integration |
Park’s famous theory of Race Relations Cycle addresses integration in the urban space at four different stages:
• Contact - encounter
• Competition (over scarce resources)
• Accommodation by the state (peaceful coexistence)
• Assimilation/integration (forced, or intentional).
13.Soru
Which of the following countries experiences a process that conflicts with the idea of democracy?
U.S.A |
Great Britain |
China |
Iraq |
France |
Questionable approaches to promoting democracy and frequent conflicts between actions and promises have prevented democratic systems from being imported from another country. An effort on the part of the United States, Great Britain, and others to justify the invasion of Iraq in 2003 in the name of promoting democracy is an example of how this has happened.
14.Soru
Who refers to the term "distant raciam" when explaing the fall of Multiculturalism?
Prof. Paul Scheffer |
Thilo Sarrazin |
Jürgen Habermas |
Slovaj Zizek |
Marie Le Pen |
Slovaj Zizek defines multiculturalism as an upside-down and silent form of distant racism: “respecting” the identity of the other, conceiving the other as an “authentic” closed community against which the multiculturalist maintains a distance made possible by his/her privileged universal position.The correct answer is D.
15.Soru
In which electoral system does the candidate who gets the most votes win the election?
Proportional representation |
Single-member plurality |
Representative Bureaucracy |
Block vote |
Multiple Candidate |
The second most common type of electoral system used in democracies is single-member plurality (SMP). In SMP the candidate who gets the most votes wins the election. Countries such as Egypt, Canada, Great Britain, the United States, and Yemen use a type of SMP system. Approximately 26% of the democracies use this type of system for their lower chamber.
16.Soru
What part of democratic governments typically ensures that all of the laws are obeyed by overseeing the operation of the government and is also usually the “face” of the nation, especially in foreign relations?
Judiciary branch |
Legislative branch |
Executive branch |
Proportional Representation |
Single-member plurality |
In most democratic governments there are three distinct branches: the legislative branch, the executive branch, and the judiciary branch. The legislative branch usually is the main arm of the government that establishes the laws of the land. The executive branch typically ensures that all of the laws are obeyed by overseeing the operation of the government. The executive branch is also usually the “face” of the nation, especially in foreign relations. The judiciary branch ensures that all laws are acceptable or constitutional.
17.Soru
Which of the following is not a distinctive feature of post-national membership?
Post-national citizenship is an ancient idea. |
The territorial dimension of post-national citizenship is not nation-state bounded unlike the conventional model. |
There is no single rights status in the post-national membership unlike the conventional model. |
In the post-national model, universal citizenship replaces national citizenship. |
The post-national membership are secured by transnational institutions which, in a way, can be seen as a weakening of the national citizenship model. |
Post-national citizenship is a very modern idea.
18.Soru
Which one of the following might be an example of Non-governmental ?organizations ?
TheInternational Monetary Fund (IMF) |
World Bank |
North Arlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) |
The Red Cross |
United Nations |
Non-governmental organizations result from international issues that transcend political ideologies. Examples include the Red Cross to support disaster victims and Doctors Without Borders to support communities suffering health crises. The correct answer is D.
19.Soru
Which approach focuses on individuals rather than groups?
Assimilation |
Cultural pluralism |
Multiculturalism |
Syncreticism |
Interculturalism |
Interculturalism is the critic of the multiculturalist approach, focusing on individuals rather than groups. Interculturalism helps to create discussion and actual engagement between individuals from different cultures and religions. The correct answer is E:
20.Soru
Which of the following is not a form of civil disobedience?
Refusing to pay taxes |
Boycotts |
Sit-ins |
Protest marches |
Vandalism |
One of the most critical forms of civil disobedience is refusing to pay taxes. Another popular form of disobedience is demonstrated by spontaneous protest marches where government permission to assembly is not granted. More active involvement could include demonstrating through boycotts, sit-ins, or other forms of civil resistance through disruption.
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