The State

Lenin

Hitler

Winston Churchill

Mahatma Gandhi

Uncivilised

Nasty and brutish

Peace loving

Respected no code of conduct.

Socialist state aims at bringing about peaceful changes

Welfare state

Totalitarian state

None of the above

Origin of both is shrouded in mystery

Loyalty of both is essential

Changes in the State do not come frequently whereas in the Government these are frequent

Sovereignty vests in the both

A means of revolution

Class instrument

A welfare agency

A law-making agency

The eldest male member

The eldest female member

Nominated by the King

Nominated by the Chief Priest

Rise of absolute monarchy

Introduction of direct democracy

Growth of autocratic systems of governent

Democracy

The individual is left with no other alternative but to obey the commands of the sovereign

Men are free from any superior power on earth, and they act as they think fit within the bounds of the law of nature

The Government exists for the good of the people, and can be removed if it violates the trust reposed in it

The State is composed of equal individuals, some having authority over others and all participate in the General will

Democratic principles

Aristocratic principles

Anarchist principle

Marxist principle

Believed in arbitrary rule

Granted feeedom to all the people

Granted freedom only to the citizens

Granted freedom to citizen as well as aliens