Political Science

Justice

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In Class 11 Political Science, this topic from Part 2: Political Theory explores the meaning and importance of justice in public life. Students examine equality, fair treatment, recognition of different needs, and the just distribution of rights, opportunities, and resources. They consider how societies can balance individual freedom with social responsibilities, understand the idea of a just society, and apply these concepts to issues of discrimination, poverty, and unequal access.

Practice questions

01 If special assistance exists for weaker groups but its criteria are unclear, what is the deepest justice-related problem?

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Justice

Practice questions

01 If special assistance exists for weaker groups but its criteria are unclear, what is the deepest justice-related problem?

02 Why does a person think apart from knowledge of class and ability in Rawls's veil of ignorance?

03 If the same law has very unequal effects on different groups, what analysis is necessary from the perspective of justice?

04 In which situation can merit-based selection also appear unjust?

05 Why is it necessary to connect dignity with resources in social justice?

06 If an institution hears complaints but harms the complainant, which aspect of justice is violated?

07 If a policy benefits influential people in the name of helping the weak, what is the main justice problem?

08 Why is equality in Aristotle's idea of justice not mechanical sameness?

09 If a life-saving facility is limited, which basis will be strongest for a just decision?

10 When does the claim of equal opportunity become weak?

11 Which question does Rawls's difference principle try to answer?

12 If a punishment is far harsher than the offence, which test of justice fails?

13 In which situation can charity not replace justice?

14 Which kind of equality is most useful for a deeper understanding of justice?

15 If following a law maintains order but reduces the dignity of one group, what will justice ask?

16 If exam rules are equal but some students get the question paper earlier, which principle of justice is violated?

17 Why is good intention alone not enough for a just policy?

18 In which situation do rights and need work together in justice?

19 If all citizens have the right to vote but some cannot vote due to fear, what deficiency of justice exists?

20 Why is public reason demanded in justice?

21 In which situation can market-based distribution be weak on the test of justice?

22 If the punishing institution is itself a party to the dispute, what justice issue arises?

23 Which example most clearly shows corrective justice?

24 If a society wants only equal outcomes and completely rejects personal responsibility, what challenge will arise?

25 If a very expensive procedure is required to receive a policy benefit, what is the main justice concern?

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