History of political and legal doctrines of the test, 110 vopr.

Text reference work on the subject "History of political and legal doctrines," 110 questions.

Task №1 (score 3)

Question 1. What are the subject of the history of political and legal doctrines.

1. History;

2. policies;

3. The legal doctrine;

4. The public law;

5. The political events in conjunction with the law and the rule of law.

Question 2. Which of Science cycle refers the history of political and legal doctrines?

1. Legal;

2. to the legal;

3. the political;

4. to politological;

5. to the sociological;

Question 3. What is the science most interconnected history of political and legal doctrines?

1. philosophy;

2. sociology;

3. with the story;

4. with a history of state and law;

5. The political science.

Question 4: In what aspect acts the history of political and legal doctrines in relation to the general theoretical jurisprudence?

1. as a historical discipline;

2. as a subsidiary subject;

3. as a theoretical science;

4. as the main discipline;

5. no right answer

Question 5. What method is used in the application of political and legal doctrines?

1. Analysis;

2. Mathematics;

3. Comparative;

4. natural;

5. All of the above

Task 2 (score 5)

Question 1: What are the origins traced the political and legal thought of the ancient peoples of the East and West?

1. theological;

2. rational;

3. cosmological;

4. mythological;

5. Earth.

Question 2. What is the Babylonian political and legal monument of XVIII century BC. e.?

1. Zarathustra;

2. The laws of Hammurabi;

3. Tao;

4. Maat;

5. Teachings Ptahotep.

Question 3. At what time the overall trend appears to rationalist interpretation of socio-political phenomena in all cultural centers of the world?

1. In the middle of I millennium BC. e;

2. in the I millennium BC. e .;

3. in the second millennium BC. e .;

4. in the III millennium BC. e .;

5. in the second half of I millennium BC. e.

Question 4. Give a brief definition of the mythical theism.

1. Theogony;

2. Theology;

3. Atheism;

4. teognostika;

5. Thomism.

Question 5: Under the influence of some ideas formed and developed political and legal thought in ancient India?

1. heathen;

2. Hindu;

3. Buddhist;

4. Vedic;

5. mythological and religious.

Task 3 (score 5)

Question 1. What period is drawing up political and legal monument Indii- "Laws of Manu"?

1 to I c. BC. e .;

2. to the II century. BC. e .;

3. By III. BC. e .;

4. to the IV. BC. e .;

5. to V. BC. e.

Question 2. Who in the VI. BC. e. India has criticized the provisions of the Vedas, the Upanishads and the Brahmanical ideology?

1. Dhamma;

2. Canakya;

3. Ashoka;

4. Buddha;

5. Kautilya.

Question 3. What are the founder of Taoism.

1. Confucius;

2. Mao-tse;

3. Lao Tzu;

4. Shang-yang;

5. Han-fairies

Question 4: Who has played a fundamental role in all ethical and political thought in China?

1. Mao-tse;

2. Shan-yang;

3. Han fairies;

4. Shen Bo-hai;

5. Confucius

Question 5. What treatise outlines the basic ideas of the ancient Chinese Legalism?

1. "Shan Jung-shu";

2. "Han Fei Zi";

3. "Lun-yu";

4. "Tao Te Ching";

5. "Dzhammapada."

Task 4 (score 5)

Question 1. What stands out in the periods of the history and development of ancient Greek political and legal thought?

1. a

2. The two

3. Three

4. Four

5. Five

Question 2. What are the prominent members of the Greek political and legal thought of the early period (IX - VI vv.do n. E).

1. Plato, Aristotle;

2. Homer, Hesiod;

3. Pythagoras, Epicurus;

4. Heraclitus, Polybius;

5. Socrates, Democritus.

Question 3. What is the doctrine played a decisive role in the outlook of the Pythagoreans?

1. on equality;

2. of justice;

3. the laws;

4. an everyman;

5.