A political party is a “body of men, united for the purpose of promoting, by the purpose of promoting, by their joint endeavours, the public interest upon. Some principles on which they are agreed”. Who said this?

Karl Marx

MacIver

Burke

Gettel

Burke

Political Parties and Pressure Group Author: rikazzz

A. Bi-party system

B. Single party system

C. Multi-party system

D. No party system

A. Conserving the old institutions

B. Conserving the status quo

C. Reforming the present institutions

D. Establishing new institutions in place of present ones

A. To influence policy makers

B. To donate to political parties

C. To introduce social reforms

D. To sponsor favourable candidates for elections

A. They finance political parties

B. They sponsor their favourite candidates at the time of elections

C. They develop cantacts with legislators

D. They avoid going near the centre of authority

A. Well disciplined

B. Free to come and go to the meetings as and when they like

C. To disobey their leader

D. To organise sub-groups within the party

A. Multi-party system

B. Bi-party system

C. Single arty system

D. No party system

A. Trying to use students to its advantage

B. Trying to keep students away from politics

C. Ignoring the students and adopting indifferent attitude

D. Leaving the students to its own care

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