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 position and respect in society are decided by birth, what will justice object to?

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Justice

Practice questions

01 If position and respect in society are decided by birth, what will justice object to?

02 If needy people are identified without evidence and clear criteria in a policy, what is the risk?

03 If exam rules are changed after the result, which condition of justice is violated?

04 If a child leaves school due to economic compulsion, why cannot it be called only a private decision from the perspective of justice?

05 If everyone receives the same food but some need different food for health reasons, what would justice say?

06 If people who complain about injustice are intimidated, which arrangement of justice is weak?

07 If a decision follows proper procedure but repeatedly harms weaker groups, what should be examined at expert level?

08 In which situation does the limitation of need-based distribution appear?

09 If a scheme has a public beneficiary list and a chance to appeal, which aspect of justice becomes stronger?

10 If a group gets work but faces humiliating behaviour everywhere, what deficiency of social justice exists?

11 If a public service is made only online and many citizens lack resources, which justice issue arises?

12 If people in an area cannot reach a hospital due to distance, which justice concern appears?

13 If a policy is made in the name of the weak but most benefits reach influential people, what should be examined?

14 In which situation does balance between justice and liberty become necessary?

15 If an institution has no chance of appeal, what weakness of justice may exist?

16 If a group has equality in law but humiliation continues in society, why is justice incomplete?

17 If a decision is based on rumour instead of facts, what is the most direct problem of justice?

18 If a policy gives equal benefit to all but does not improve the condition of the least advantaged, what would be the Rawlsian question?

19 In which situation can special assistance be called just?

20 If a society has deep inequality but claims everyone is equal before law, what should be asked at expert level?

21 If a committee has no representative from the affected community, what deficiency of justice may exist?

22 If an institution does not make its rules public, what justice concern arises first?

23 If a person's poverty keeps them away from proper treatment, which broader question of justice arises?

24 At expert level, a balanced analysis of justice is formed by examining which elements together?

25 If rules are correct but implementing officials act with bias, at which level does justice fail?

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