Government Mock 2025

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The civil service is mainly responsible for

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Universal adult suffrage means that

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The main aim of a political party is to

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The headquarters of the United Nations is in

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Studying government mainly helps citizens to

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In the Akan political system, the chief's spokesperson is the

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The overlord of the Dagbon state is the

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The rule of law, as explained by A. V. Dicey, means that

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The idea that the legislative, executive and judicial powers should be held by separate bodies is

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Each organ of government limiting the powers of the others is

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Which body educates Ghanaians on their civic rights and duties?

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Trade unions, religious bodies and non-governmental organisations are part of

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The doctrine of separation of powers was popularised by

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The ombudsman's main function is to

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A key principle of the civil service is

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A system in which the candidate with the most votes wins, even without an absolute majority, is

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Proportional representation gives parties seats according to

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The Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT) is an example of a

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Ghana's first republican constitution came into force in

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The government of Dr Kwame Nkrumah was overthrown on

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The Prime Minister of Ghana's Second Republic was

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The President of Ghana's Third Republic was

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Indirect rule was a system in which the British governed through

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The Organisation of African Unity (OAU) was established in

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ECOWAS was established by the Treaty of

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The organ of the United Nations responsible for maintaining international peace and security is the

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The state differs from the government because the state

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In many Akan states, the person who nominates a candidate for a vacant stool is the

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A society without a central authority such as a king, where elders and clan heads govern, is described as

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The power of the courts to declare a law unconstitutional is

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The press is often called the "fourth estate" because it

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ECOWAS was founded in 1975 by the Treaty of

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Pre-colonial Ewe communities were largely

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Traditional authorities in Ghana are prohibited by the Constitution from

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A by-election in Ghana is conducted by the

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The Republican Constitution of 1960 made Ghana

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The veto power in the UN Security Council belongs to

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A major problem facing ECOWAS is

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The ICJ is located at

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The Bretton Woods institutions are

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Checks on the chief's power in Akan societies included

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Recall in a democracy allows voters to

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The 1969 Constitution established the

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The Union Government (Unigov) concept was proposed by

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The AU's Peace and Security Council is mainly responsible for

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The pre-colonial Asante political system was best described as

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The 1992 Constitution can be suspended or abrogated lawfully

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A presidential veto in Ghana can be overridden by Parliament with a

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Patron–client relationships in politics can lead to

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Fundamental human rights may be limited by law in the interest of