Political Science

2. The state is of divine creation and the ruler is ordained by God.
6. The father of Political Science.
10. The use of those research tools and methods.
12. Believe that to do objective research one has to be value free.
14. The demarcated area that rightfully belongs to the population.
15. "policies are advocated can only be resolved ultimately by one side obtaining the power".
16. Believes that there are certain uniformities in political behavior.
18. This theory suggests that humans are naturally social beings.
20. The most universal and powerful of all institutions.
22. The process of making decisions within a group or society.
24. Economic factors, states arose to satisfy the economic needs of their populations.
26. Believes that the study of Political Science should be verified by evidence.
28. Approach to political science blends philosophical, ethical, and institutional perspectives, focusing on the state's organization and functions.
29. The most universal and powerful of all institutions.
30. Political involvement is a natural instinct for humans.

1. Emphasizes testing and verifying everything.
3. Institutions that makes and implements rules necessary for people to live together in society.
4. Political Science should not be separated from various other social sciences.
5. Values cannot be separated from the study of politics and political system.
7. A product of the existence of the strong and the weak in society.
8. The study of history of every political reality to analyze any situation.
9. The state developing from enlarged families to clans, tribes, and eventually, a more complex political structure.
11. After collecting data, the researcher should measure and quantify those data.
13. The systematic study of politics, power, government, and the state.
17. Legal process, legal bodies or institutions, justice and independence of judiciary.
19. The study of formal structures and institutions.
21. Approach to political science focuses on objective, value-free, and scientific study of politics, using empirical methods.
23. The supreme power of the state to command and enforce obedience to its will from the people.
25. A group of people united by shared culture, language, history, or ethnicity.
27. Formed by a deliberate and voluntary compact among the people.