Question 1

The term 'Social Sciences' first appeared in the work of&#10;A)William Thompson&#10;B)J. Schumpeter&#10;C)M. Weber&#10;D)Harry Johnson

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William Thompson is credited with the first use of the term 'Social Sciences' in his 1824 work "An Inquiry into the Principles of the Distribution of Wealth Most Conducive to Human Happiness; applied to the Newly Proposed System of Voluntary Equality of Wealth."

Question 2

The book 'Ethics and Politics' was written by&#10;A)Socrates&#10;B)Aristotle&#10;C)William Scott&#10;D)Ralph Linton

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Aristotle is the author of "Ethics and Politics," which are two separate works often discussed together. "Ethics" refers to his "Nicomachean Ethics," and "Politics" is another of his major works that discusses the philosophy of human affairs and governance.

Question 3

In Renaissance human reason placed above&#10;A)Culture&#10;B)faith&#10;C)Arts&#10;D)Literature

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Arts&#10;

Question 4

The conflict between religious learning and beliefs and rationality learning and beliefs is the basic characteristic of&#10;A)Modern era&#10;B)Educated Society&#10;C)Renaissance&#10;D)None of these

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The Renaissance, a period of European history that marked a transition from the Middle Ages to modernity, is characterized by a renewed interest in classical philosophy, literature, and art. It was during this time that the conflict between religious beliefs and rational, scientific thinking became particularly pronounced, as scholars began to question traditional doctrines and emphasize humanism, individualism, and secular values. This shift laid the groundwork for the modern era, where this conflict continues in various forms.

Question 5

The period from about 1453 to the end of the 17th century was characterized by the rebirth and proliferation of&#10;A)Modern knowledge&#10;B)ancient knowledge&#10;C)Modern thinking&#10;D)ancient thinking

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This period, known as the Renaissance, was marked by the revival and spread of ancient knowledge, particularly from Greek and Roman sources, which significantly influenced art, science, and philosophy.

Question 6

Enlightenment was to a large extent based on&#10;A)profit motive&#10;B)humanitarian principles&#10;C)practical wisdom&#10;D)all the above

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The Enlightenment was primarily based on humanitarian principles, emphasizing reason, individualism, and a belief in human progress and equality.

Question 7

Enlightenment thinkers opened up new and very significant areas of&#10;A)Observation&#10;B)Field study&#10;C)Inquiry&#10;D)Thinking

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Enlightenment thinkers emphasized reason, scientific inquiry, and the questioning of traditional beliefs, which led to new areas of inquiry and exploration in various fields.

Question 8

Enlightenment thought laid the ground work for the development of&#10;A)Religious notions&#10;B)speculations&#10;C)Social scientific thought&#10;D)All the above

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Enlightenment thought emphasized reason, individualism, and skepticism of traditional authority, which contributed significantly to the development of social scientific thought.

Question 9

In the period of enlightenment as the organizing principle of knowledge, rationality replaced&#10;A)Culture&#10;B)Civilization&#10;C)Religion&#10;D)Speculation

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During the Enlightenment period, rationality and empirical evidence became the primary basis for understanding the world, replacing reliance on religious dogma and supernatural explanations. This shift emphasized human reason, scientific inquiry, and skepticism over traditional religious beliefs.

Question 10

The period of Enlightenment was in&#10;A)1650 CE and 1700 CE&#10;B)1500 CE and 1550 CE&#10;C)1400 CE and 1450 CE&#10;D)None of these

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The Enlightenment period is generally considered to have occurred from the late 17th century to the 18th century, starting around 1650 CE.

Question 11

The work 'Two Treatises of Government' was written by&#10;A)Rousseau&#10;B)Locke&#10;C)Gandhi&#10;D)None of these

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The answer of The work 'Two Treatises of Government' was...

Question 12

Whose suggestion was that the social order was made by human beings and therefore could be changed by human beings&#10;A)Hobbes&#10;B)Locke&#10;C)Laski&#10;D)Gandhi

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The answer of Whose suggestion was that the social order...

Question 13

According to whom was the universe a machine made up of particles moving according to a mechanical law.&#10;A)R.Park&#10;B)Rousseau&#10;C)Hobbes&#10;D)Aristotle

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The answer of According to whom was the universe a...

Question 14

The master piece of Hobbes&#10;A)Leviathan&#10;B)The Elements of Law&#10;C)Essay concerning human understanding&#10;D)None of these

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The answer of The master piece of Hobbes&#10;A)Leviathan&#10;B)The Elements of...

Question 15

'Leviathan' was published in the year&#10;A)1640&#10;B)1650&#10;C)1621&#10;D)1651

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The answer of 'Leviathan' was published in the year&#10;A)1640&#10;B)1650&#10;C)1621&#10;D)1651...

Question 16

Hobbes believed that the very principle of the universe is&#10;A)The movement or motion&#10;B)passion and imagination&#10;C)critical thinking&#10;D)observation

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The answer of Hobbes believed that the very principle of...

Question 17

The first philosophical work of Hobbes&#10;A)The Elements of Law&#10;B)Leviathan&#10;C)Social Contract&#10;D)None of these

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The answer of The first philosophical work of Hobbes&#10;A)The Elements...

Question 18

'The Elements of Law' was published in the year&#10;A)1650&#10;B)1640&#10;C)1630&#10;D)1651

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The answer of 'The Elements of Law' was published in...

Question 19

Thomas Hobbes' interest in philosophy was greatly stimulated by his discovery of the world of&#10;A)Sociology&#10;B)Mathematics&#10;C)Biology&#10;D)Astronomy

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The answer of Thomas Hobbes' interest in philosophy was greatly...

Question 20

Who tells about Universal law and Natural Law?&#10;A)Montesquieu&#10;B)Plato&#10;C)Aristotle&#10;D)John Locke

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The answer of Who tells about Universal law and Natural...

Question 21

Locke believed that human beings were originally&#10;A)Isolated independent being&#10;B)Social cooperative being&#10;C)Asocial competitive being&#10;D)None of these

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The answer of Locke believed that human beings were originally&#10;A)Isolated...

Question 22

'Essay Concerning Human Understanding' is the work of&#10;A)John Locke&#10;B)Laski&#10;C)Plato&#10;D)Lumberg

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The answer of 'Essay Concerning Human Understanding' is the work...

Question 23

The major task of the state is the preservation of the liberty, peace, safety and public good of the people- Who commented so?&#10;A)Hobbes&#10;B)Locke&#10;C)Rousseau&#10;D)Moynihan

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The answer of The major task of the state is...

Question 24

Rousseau believed that refer of society would only be possible if all members shared equally in the construction of&#10;A)Culture and belief&#10;B)Nature and behavior&#10;C)Pattern of life&#10;D)laws for human's common happiness

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The answer of Rousseau believed that refer of society would...

Deck 1: Social Science Thinkers and Works