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Comparative Constitutions and Institutions MCQs for Competitive Exams

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Comparative Constitutions and Institutions MCQs for Competitive Exams

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In which year was the first written constitution of France officially established?
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12
Arrange the following political science texts in chronological order of their publication.
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13
How should the distinction between written and unwritten constitutions be characterized?
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14
Which of the following nations is characterized by the absence of a single, codified written constitution?
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15
Match the following countries with their respective legal or constitutional features.
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16
Match the authors in List-I with their respective academic works in List-II.
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Which scholarly work provides a detailed analysis of the governments and political parties within continental Europe?
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18
Which political theorist famously asserted that every constitution is the product of the accumulated material and spiritual circumstances of its time?
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Which political theorist argued that the distinction between written and unwritten constitutions is a matter of degree rather than a fundamental difference in kind?
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What is considered a primary advantage of a rigid constitution?
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