Constitution and Constitutional Government

De Tocqueville

Hamilton

Herman Finer

C.F. Strong

Limited monarchy

Absolute monarchy

Elected monarchy

Hereditary monarchy

Theory of Divine Reghts of Kings

Glorious Revolution

Institution of Monarchy

Bi-party system

Parliament

King

Customs and usages

None of the above

double government

A government based on division of power between center and provinces

a government in which the Centre is very powerful

None of these

In which most, but not all, of the provisions are unwritten

In which most of the provisions are written

In which more than half of the provisions are written

Which is completely written

In this head of the state is supreme

In this head of the government is supreme

In this head of the party is supreme

In which constitution is supreme

Bryce

Austin

Dicey

Aristotle

It clearly demarcates functions of the government

It keeps pace with time

It does not invite revolutions

It helps in the growth of conventions

It is an element of state

It is an element of the society

It is an element of the nation

It regulates as well as determines functions of Government.