Electorate and Representation

Jawaharlal Nehru

Bentham

J.S.Mill

Marx

Constituency from which a number of candidates contest but only one of them is finally elected

Constituency from which a number of candidates contest but only two of them are finally elected

When several members are elected from the same constituency

Nixie of the above

Is highly educated

Is in possession of good wealth

Pays his taxes well in time

Has a house to live

Marx

Rousseau

Laski

Gilchrist

U.S.A.

USSR

U.K.

France

Where men and women are allowed to vote together

Where people of all religions are allowed to vote together

Where voters belonging to all categories, castes and religion vote together

Where only women are allowed to vote together

Henry Webbs

G.D.H. Cole

J.S. Mill

Marx

Minorities get proper representation

It is a simple system

It can easily be practised in big countries

It ends distinction between the majority and the minority

Representation to persons below the age of about hood, so that they may be able to protect the interests of the minors

Representation to the various minorities present in a state

Representation to propertied classes which form a minority of the total community

None of the above

Bentham

Laski

J.S.Mill

Marx