Question

Match List I with List II

A. Power shared among different organs of the government	I Community government
B. Power shared among governments at different levels	II Separation of powers
C. Power shared by different social groups	III Coalition government
D. Power shared by two or more political parties	IV Federal government

(A) D III A II B IV C I
(B) B I C II D III A IV
(C) B I D II A III C IV
(D) C I D II A III B IV

Answer 1

Hint: A government is a system or group of people that manages an organized community (usually a state). It can also describe the leadership of a supranational organization (such as the United Nations or the European Union) or a political area or local unit (such as a county, city, or town).

Complete solution:
The government usually consists of legislative, executive and judicial organs. The government is a means of implementing organizational policies and a mechanism for determining policies. Every government has a constitution that explains its governing principles and ideas.
Community government: A community government is an organization elected by people who belong to a language, a culture, or any common property, no matter where they are.
Separation of powers: It is nothing more than power being divided and distributed to make it function normally. For example, in India, power is distributed among the executive, parliament, and judiciary.
Coalition government: This is a government in which multiple political parties cooperate so that it can obtain a majority of seats in other parties.
Federal Government: This is also a kind of separation of powers. For example, India is a federal government and its power is distributed at the state and central levels.

Thus the option (A) is correct

Note: Government started on June 21, 1788, New Hampshire became the ninth state to approve the document, making the document binding. According to the US Constitution, the government was scheduled to begin on March 4, 1789. Some different types of government include direct democracy, representative democracy, socialism, communism, monarchy, oligarchy and autocracy.