*Some Political, Constitutional and Diplomatic Terms*
▪ *Plebiscite* - vote of the entire electorate on a distinct issue
▪ *Prerogative* - the exclusive right or privilege enjoyed by a person or body
▪ *Protocol* - diplomatic etiquette
▪ *Quorum* - Minimum number of members whose presence is essential for proceedings
▪ *Spoil system* - allocated important offices loyal members of the party
▪ *Persona Non Grata* - diplomatic envoy not welcomed by the host nation
▪ *Polarization* - A Pacific role played by third party
▪ *Habees Corpus* - British law A writ to the jailor
▪ *Impeachment* - accused by the legislature against the head of the state
▪ *Legation* - diplomatic missions lower then embassy
▪ *Attache* - junior official in the diplomatic service
▪ *Charge d' Affairs* - senior most diplomat during the absence of the head of mission
▪ *Lynching* - system ef exrta punishment against nagros
▪ *Oligarchy* - rule of the few
▪ *Inquest* - judicial inquiry lead to death of an individual
▪ *Anarchy* - government is powerless to maintain law and order
▪ *Appeasement* - the act of gratifying someone's opponent
▪ *Cancus* - dominant group with in a party
▪ *Chauvinism* - aggressive patriotism and contempt towards other Nations
▪ *Contraband* - provide war material to any party which is forbidden under international law
▪ *Demagogy* - completely standstill situation where negotiations are impossible
▪ *Espionage* - system of spying laid by the government in a foreign country
▪ *Fifth Column* - a body of anti national spies, at the time of war the commits subversion acts and hinder national efforts
▪fifth column means *treachery*
▪ *Statute* - law made by the parliament which are binding on all subjects of the country
▪ *Suzerainty* - right of general control over a semi independent state
▪ *Totalitarianism* - total power concentrated in one group no rival party tolerated
▪ *Troika* - Russian proposal to replace UNO General council with a three national executive
▪ *Extraction* - handing over one government to another or handing over criminals by one government to another
▪ *Tycoon* - Japanese term means "great lord or great prince"
▪Tycoon used to describe a *well to do businessmen*
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