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 a group has been kept away from public spaces for centuries, what will a just policy focus on?

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Practice questions

01 If a group has been kept away from public spaces for centuries, what will a just policy focus on?

02 Which statement gives the narrowest meaning of justice?

03 What is first necessary for just distribution of resources?

04 If affected people are not heard before a decision, why will it not be considered just?

05 Why is the question of respect central in discussions of social justice?

06 What is the main difference between a just policy and an arbitrary policy?

07 If competition rules are fair but starting positions are highly unequal, what demand of justice arises?

08 Which option shows an incorrect understanding of social justice?

09 What is the benefit of a transparent selection process from the perspective of justice?

10 In Rawls's view, why is natural talent not treated as a completely personal achievement?

11 How is legal aid for a poor accused person connected with justice?

12 What problem can lack of accountability increase in justice?

13 If a school builds a ramp for a student with disability, what kind of justice does it reflect?

14 If limited scholarships go only to the highest scorers, which basis of justice is dominant?

15 If limited scholarships are given to the poorest eligible students, what balance is shown?

16 Why is evidence important in a just decision?

17 Which option is a correct example of real equality of opportunity?

18 If a policy is made in the name of the weak but benefits powerful people, what justice problem exists?

19 Why are limits necessary along with protection of rights in justice?

20 In which situation can equal punishment be unjust?

21 If some people reach high positions only because of birth, which concern of justice arises?

22 Why are examples important in studying justice?

23 In which situation is the relation between public welfare and justice clearly visible?

24 Why is it necessary to hear the voice of a weaker person in a just society?

25 What is the best analysis in difficult justice questions?

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