Politics Trivia Question
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Questions and Answers
- 1.
Theocracy is a government recognizing whom as the supreme civil ruler?
- A.
God
- B.
A Monarch
- C.
A Dictator
- D.
A Committee
Correct Answer
A. God -
- 2.
Anarchism is a political movement that rejects all what?
- A.
Rule By Force
- B.
Authority
- C.
Free Speech
- D.
Religion
Correct Answer
B. Authority -
- 3.
Robocracy is based on the concept of government by superior what?
- A.
Corporations
- B.
Rich Merchants
- C.
Educated Men
- D.
Machine Rule
Correct Answer
D. Machine Rule -
- 4.
What is the translation of the Latin phrase "E pluribus unum" on the Great Seal of the U.S.?
- A.
One Out Of Many
- B.
We're Not English
- C.
Been There, Done That
- D.
Freedom For All
Correct Answer
A. One Out Of Many -
- 5.
What is the birth name of Yugoslavia President Tito?
- A.
Josip Broz
- B.
Tito Jackson
- C.
Josip Nikolai
- D.
Lech Tito
Correct Answer
A. Josip Broz -
- 6.
What mexican political party was voted out of office in 2000?
- A.
Pri
- B.
Pan
- C.
Labor
- D.
Verde
Correct Answer
A. Pri -
- 7.
What year did Lech Walesa become president of poland?
- A.
1992
- B.
1990
- C.
1971
- D.
1980
Correct Answer
B. 1990 -
- 8.
Where was the United Nations charter drawn up in 1945?
- A.
San Francisco
- B.
Bern
- C.
Moscow
- D.
London
Correct Answer
A. San Francisco -
- 9.
Who became the president of Rhodesia in 1964?
- A.
Idi Amin
- B.
Cecil Rhodes
- C.
Robert Smith
- D.
Ian Smith
Correct Answer
D. Ian Smith -
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