Question 1
With the use of relevant examples, answer the following questions:
1.1 Differentiate between a political party and interest group.
1.2 Distinguish between power and authority
1.3 What does the term egalitarian mean?
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(5) [25]
Question 2
Competitive party systems are political arrangements whereby two or more political
parties compete in elections for political power in a country. By making use of relevant
examples, critically analyse the different types of party systems you have learned. [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
Most contemporary political parties lean towards the liberal ideology. This ideology has
been re-invented since its inception during the 19th century. Differentiate between
classical and modern liberalism. Explain the reasons that necessitated the move to
modern liberalism. Use relevant examples.
[25]
Question 5
Voting behaviour developed an interest in understanding what influences voters to vote
a particular way. With reference to voting behaviour answer the following questions:
5.1 Evaluate the models of voting behaviour in Namibia.
(20}
5.2 Give the reasons for the decline in the interest in political parties. (5) [25]
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