Correct Answer: C. administers the law

Correct Answer: A. the majority and the right of the minority

Correct Answer: A. People's Redemption party

Correct Answer: C. Cyprus, Somalia and Yugoslavia

Correct Answer: C. Judicial Committee of Privy Council

Explanation

The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council (JCPC) is the highest court of appeal

Correct Answer: B. Aristocracy

Correct Answer: B. Assimilation

Explanation

The assimilation policy was a policy of absorbing Aboriginal people into white society through the process of removing children from their families. The ultimate intent of this policy was the destruction of Aboriginal society.

Correct Answer: D. the Security Council

Correct Answer: C. getting accommodation for West African Students

Explanation

The West African Students' Union, founded in London in 1925 and active into the 1960s, was an association of students from various West African countries who were studying in the United Kingdom. , it had begun to campaign for improved welfare for all African students in London, and for assorted measures for progress in Britain's African colonies.

The organisation made opposition to the colour bar its first priority, while also including the promotion of political research, support for the NCBWA and the provision of a student hostel in its founding aims

The aim of founding a hostel was taken directly from USAD and the NPU. Many African students in Britain found that, due to racism, it was difficult to secure satisfactory lodgings. While the Colonial Office showed some interest in establishing such a hostel, WASU was keen to maintain control of the project, and in 1929, Solanke left for a fundraising journey through West Africa. Despite this, the Colonial Office assembled a secret committee to plan for a hostel under its control, and attempted to secure private funding for its construction.

Correct Answer:

Explanation

(a) A public corporation may be defined as government enterprise set up by an Act of Parliament to provide essential services like electricity, pipe borne-water, etc for the people at moderate prices.

(b) (i) To provide essential and basic services for the people. These services include water, electricity, transportation, roads, housing, etc.

(ii) To provide employment for citizens.

(iii) To prevent the exploitation of the members of the public by unscrupulous profiteers whose sole aim is to maximize profit.

(iv) To undertake essential projects requiring huge capital.

(v) To undertake strategic projects which the government may not want the private businessmen to handle for security reason.

(vi) Government may also establish public corporation for the purpose of generating revenue.

(vii) Public corporations may also be established for the purpose of propaganda. Examples are Radio Corporations and the Television Authorities.

(viii) It enables government to carry out some duties that require quick actions which ministries cannot quickly or effectively carry out because of bureaucracy.

(ix) To avoid foreign control of the economy.

(x) To ensure constant supply of social services.

(xi) To raise the standard of living of the people.