Practicing Success

Target Exam

CUET

Subject

Political Science

Chapter

Nationalism

Question:

Which of the following statements is correct?

Statement A - A tribe or a clan is based on face-to-face relationships with each member having direct personal knowledge of the identity and character of others.

Statement B - Ties of marriage and descent link family members to each other so that even if one does not personally know all the members one can trace the links that bind them to the person.


Choose the correct answer from the given options:

Options:

Only Statement 'A' is correct.

Only Statement 'B' is correct.

Both Statements are correct.

Both Statements are incorrect.

Correct Answer:

Both Statements are incorrect.

Explanation:

The correct answer is Option 4 - Both Statements are incorrect.

Statement A - A tribe or a clan is based on face-to-face relationships with each member having direct personal knowledge of the identity and character of others.
Statement B - Ties of marriage and descent link family members to each other so that even if one does not personally know all the members one can trace the links that bind them to the person.

 

Correction in the incorrect statements:

Statement A - A FAMILY is based on face-to-face relationships with each member having direct personal knowledge of the identity and character of others.

Statement B - Ties of marriage and descent link members of TRIBES, CLANS and other kinship groups to each other so that even if one does not personally know all the members one can trace the links that bind them to the person.

 

A nation is not any casual collection of people. At the same time it is also different from other groups or communities found in human society. It is different from the family which is based on face-to-face relationships with each member having direct personal knowledge of the identity and character of others. It is also different from tribes and clans and other kinship groups in which ties of marriage and descent link members to each other so that even if we do not personally know all the members we can, if need be, trace the links that bind them to us. But as a member of a nation we may never come face to face with most of our fellow nationals nor need we share ties of descent with them. Yet nations exist, are lived in and valued by their members.