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Centralization of power is the basic feature of
  • A. federalism
  • B. a confederation
  • C. a presidential system
  • D. a unitary government
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67
A law passed by the legislature and assented by the executive is
  • A. an act
  • B. a presidential proclamation
  • C. a decree
  • D. a legislative order
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68
One of the features of a sovereign state is that it
  • A. has the capacity to defend itself from external aggression
  • B. has a large number of soldiers
  • C. practises the presidential system of government
  • D. is not indebted to other countries
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A major way of maintaining confidence in the electoral process is by ensuring that
  • A. electoral officers are regularly trained
  • B. elections are conducted in a free and fair atmosphere
  • C. unlimited franchise is made available
  • D. elections are conducted as and when due
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The principle of checks and balances reinforces separation of powers in order to
  • A. protect the powers of the executive
  • B. make the legislature more powerful
  • C. prevent an unconstituional change of government
  • D. prevent the emergence of dictatorship
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