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How is the difference between law and justice revealed in civil disobedience?

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Correct answer: Peaceful violation of unjust law becomes moral protest

The direct answer is A: peacefully breaking an unjust law can become a moral protest. A law is a rule made or enforced by authority, but justice means fairness and respect for rights. These two ideas usually support each other, yet an unjust colonial law may protect power rather than people. In civil disobedience, people openly and non-violently refuse such a law, accept the consequence, and expose its moral weakness. A is correct because peaceful violation communicates that legality alone does not make a rule just. B is wrong because it assumes every law is automatically fair. C is wrong because civil disobedience expresses political demands rather than abandoning them. D is wrong because slavery and slave trade violate human freedom and cannot be called justice. Exam cue: civil disobedience means non-violent resistance to injustice.

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