The State

Hobbes

Locke

Rousseau

None of the above

Nasty man was to be crushed

Private property came as a serpent

There was need to interpret laws

None of the above reasons

Opening educational institutions

Giving justice to the people

Preserving life of the people

Preserving law and order

Sir Henry Maine

Sir Fredrick Pollock

Bluntschli

Sedgwick

It attached undue importance to religion

It attached too much of importance to force

It supported the ‘Divine Right of the Kings’

It is historically wrong

State should perform maximum functions

Most of the present day functions of the state should be performed by guilds

State should perform all optional functions

State should actively interfere in individual’s affairs

Glorious revolution in England

American War of Independence

The Bolshevik Revolution in Russia

The French Revolution

Socialist Theory

Welfare Theory

Idealists

None of the above

To ensure that citizens have healthy relations

Not to bother about individual’s mutual relations

Least interfere in individual’s mutual relationship

None of the above