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Here are the answers to the multiple-choice questions: Question 11: The primary function of the Judiciary is to interpret laws and the constitution. The final answer is C. Interpret laws. Question 12: A system of government where power is shared between the central authority and the component units (states) is called a Federalism. The final answer is B. Federalism. Question 13: The Clifford Constitution of 1922 was significant in Nigeria because it introduced the elective principle, allowing for limited African representation in the Legislative Council. The final answer is C. Elective principle. Question 14: This is a repeat of Question 13. The Clifford Constitution of 1922 was significant in Nigeria because it introduced the elective principle. The final answer is C. Elective principle. Question 15: The principle of Separation of Powers was popularized by Baron de Montesquieu. The final answer is C. Baron de Montesquieu. Question 16: All West African countries belong to ECOWAS (Economic Community of West African States). The final answer is B. ECOWAS. Question 17: The rule of law essentially means that everyone, including leaders, is subject to the law. The final answer is C. Everyone, including leaders, is subject to the law. Question 18: Nigeria became a Republic in the year 1963. The final answer is B. 1963. Question 19: The Exclusive List in a federal constitution contains powers reserved for the Central/Federal Government only. The final answer is C. Central/Federal Government only.