UTME Government Test

What is a military coup?

political strategy where the government is overthrown by elected leaders

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A violent overthrow of a government by the military

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A peaceful transition of power by the military

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A democratic election process involving the military

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Which of the following Nigerian military coups led to the first military government in Nigeria

The 1983 coup

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The 1966 coup

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The 1993 coup

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The 1976 coup

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What was one of the main reasons for military coups in Nigeria?

Poor economic management by civilian governments

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Strong military alliances with foreign governments

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Unemployment among military personnel

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Pressure from United Nations

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Which year did Nigeria return to civilian rule after a series of military governments?

1993

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1999

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1985

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2003

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Which of the following is NOT an aim of the United Nations (UNO)

To promote international cooperation

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To maintain international peace and security

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To encourage respect for human rights

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To establish a world government

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Which principle of the United Nations emphasizes the sovereignty of its member states?

Equal rights and self-determination of peoples

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Non-interference in internal affairs

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International cooperation

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Collective security

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According to the principles of the United Nations, what is the basis of all its actions?

The Constitution of the United States

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The will of the most powerful countries

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The Charter of the United Nations

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The mandates of the European Union

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Why was the United Nations (UNO) formed after World War II?

To create a single global military force

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To prevent future wars and foster international peace

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To ensure the dominance of superpowers

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To facilitate global trade agreements

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On which date was the United Nations (UNO) officially formed?

January 1, 1945

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October 24, 1945

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December 10, 1945

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November 11, 1945

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Why was the United Nations (UNO) formed after the League of Nations?

The League of Nations failed to prevent the outbreak of World War II

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The League of Nations lacked the support of major powers

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The League of Nations was too focused on economic issues

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The UNO was meant to control global military forces

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UTME Government Test

Favour Loveday January 10, 2025

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