Methodology and Perspectives of Social Sciences | Set 6
1. In 1649 …………………became the protector of England.
2. The Absolutism of the Stuart Monarchy started with……………, the first Stuart king.
3. James I came to power in England in ………………
4. James I was followed by his son Charles I in ………………
5. In order to restrict the personal rule of the King……………, the Parliament drew up the Petition
of Rights in 1628 and forced Charles to accept it .
6. The ………………supporters were known as Cavaliers.
7. The ……………….supporters were known as the Round Heads.
8. In 1649 ……………was executed by the Parliament, monarchy was abolished and England was
declared a Republic under the government called the Common Wealth.
9. Monarchy in England was restored in …………… with Charles II.
10. George Sorel was a ………….philosopher and theorist of revolutionary Syndicalism.
11. ‘Reflections on violence’ was the book of …………………
12. …………….published his ‘Famous and Infamous book’ to justify the militancy and to give
syndicalism an ideology.
13. Whose discovery that “Poor Laws” applied to income distribution embroiled him in political
change and the then Nascent Fascist movement?
14. Karl Popper described ……………….as the ‘theoretician of totalitarianism’.
15. Auguste Comte, the French philosopher is now regarded as the founder of the discipline -
…………….
16. ……………..is characterizing as the first philosopher of science.
17. ……………..developed the positive philosophy.
18. Marx Weber was a proponent of ………………..
19. ‘The Metropolis and Mental life’ is the work of ……………….
20. Vico, the ………………philosopher historian and the author of the famous work, “The New
Sciences” tried to establish history on a theoretical as well as on a critical basis.
21. Who is credited with the ‘Cyclical theory in history’?
22. ‘Ideas for the philosophy of history of mankind’ was the work of ……………
23. Though the term ‘philosophy of history’ was coined by Voltaire, it was academically elaborated
and established by ………………
24. G.W. Hegel of ……………is considered as one of the greatest thinkers of the modern world.
25. According to …………….‘all history is the history of thought’.
26. ……………claimed that he firmly stood for objectivity in historical writing.
27. ……………, the Scottish philosopher and pioneer of political economy wrote a book ‘Wealth of
Nation ‘
28. Who book ‘Principles of Political Economy and Taxation’?
29. ………………articulated what came to be known as the ‘Law of Diminishing Marginal
Returns’, one of the most famous laws of economics.
30. ……………….’s most popular book was the “Principles of Economics”.
31. ‘General Theory of Employment’ was the work of ……………….
32. …………….wrote “the history of what man has accomplished in this world is at bottom, the
history of Great men who have worked here ‘.
33. It was with the introduction of ……………by Comte in the 19th century that objectivity became
the goal in the studies of social sciences.
34. …………..is a method of acquiring knowledge by reasoning solely based on facts of reality and
in accordance with the laws of logic.
35. …………is a system in which one belongs to one’s fathers’ lineage.
36. ……………is known as festival of lights.