Question 1
With reference to Namibia and by using relevant examples, answer the following
questions:
1.1 Article 27 of the Namibian Constitution states that 'the President shall be the
Head of State and of the Head of Government'. Given this, highlight key
differences between a state and a government.
[13]
1.2 Explain the different types of sovereignty you have learned [12]
[25]
Question 2
Voting behaviour is concerned with the reasons as to how and why voters vote the way
they do. In relation to any country of your choice, answer the following questions:
2.1 Evaluate the models of voting behaviour you have learned. {20)
2.2 Outline the reasons for the decline in the interest in political parties.
(5)
[25]
Question 3
The primary function of the executive branch is to put laws into action. With reference
to any country of your choice, answer the following questions regarding the executive
branch:
3.1 Distinguish between political and administrative executives.
{10)
3.2 What are the functions of political executives?
{15) [25]
Question 4
Political scientists have developed an interest in understanding and classifying different
types of governments that exist in the world . With relevant examples, discuss any 5
(five) types of authoritarianism you have learned.
[25]
Question 5
An electoral system is defined as a set of rules that governs how elections are conducted
and how winners are determined. With relevant examples, discuss the electoral systems
used in Namibia's:
5.1 Presidential elections
5.2 National Assembly elections
5.3 Regional Council elections
{9)
{9)
{7)
[25]
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