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Civics

Guiding values of the Indian Constitution

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Hard · Level 34 · preamble,constitutional philosophy,guiding values
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  1. Because it also states the basic direction and moral foundation of the Constitution
  2. Because it is only a list of government holidays
  3. Because it is a document separate from the Constitution
  4. Because it only tells the number of courts
Hard · Level 34 · we the people,popular sovereignty,legitimacy
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  1. The Constitution is a gift of the king
  2. The final authority of the Constitution rests in the people
  3. The Constitution permits foreign rule
  4. The Constitution is only the property of Parliament
Hard · Level 34 · sovereignty,democracy,public participation
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  1. Sovereignty shows external independence and democracy shows internal public participation
  2. Sovereignty removes people and democracy brings foreign control
  3. Both are conditions of religious rule
  4. Both have no relation with the Constitution
Hard · Level 34 · democracy,liberty,civil rights
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  1. Democracy is fully successful
  2. Republic has ended
  3. The value of democracy will remain incomplete
  4. Sovereignty will end
Hard · Level 34 · republic,hereditary power,monarchy
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  1. People's participation
  2. Constitutional rule
  3. Elected head of state
  4. Highest office based on birth
Hard · Level 34 · secularism,state neutrality,religious equality
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  1. The state keeps equal respect and neutrality toward all religions
  2. The state makes one religion supreme
  3. The state ends citizens' religious freedom
  4. The state gives citizenship on the basis of religion
Hard · Level 34 · socialist,socio economic justice,inequality
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  1. Because it means ending elections
  2. Because it mainly gives direction toward social and economic justice
  3. Because it is only a principle of military rule
  4. Because it is the name of religion based rule
Hard · Level 34 · justice,social justice,economic justice,political justice
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  1. Justice is only something received in courts
  2. Justice extends to society economy and politics
  3. Justice only means tax payment
  4. Justice has no relation with citizens
Hard · Level 34 · liberty,equality,balance
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  1. Because both completely destroy each other
  2. Because liberty without equality may become privilege of the powerful
  3. Because equality is only for kings
  4. Because liberty is not a constitutional value
Hard · Level 34 · dignity,majority rule,rights
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  1. Majority cannot crush a person's respect and basic rights
  2. Majority is above the Constitution
  3. Majority is only for the weak
  4. Majority needs no law
Hard · Level 34 · fraternity,unity,integrity
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  1. Brotherhood helps protect a diverse society from division
  2. Brotherhood gives only economic profit
  3. Fraternity separates citizens
  4. Integrity has no relation with society
Hard · Level 34 · equality,opportunity,social respect
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  1. Inequality in real opportunities and social respect may remain
  2. Sovereignty will end automatically
  3. Republic will become monarchy
  4. The Preamble will become invalid
Hard · Level 34 · social justice,caste,gender discrimination
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  1. It leaves it as a private matter
  2. It sees it as social inequality that should be removed
  3. It sees it as a condition of democracy
  4. It sees it as a goal of the Constitution
Hard · Level 34 · political justice,representation,participation
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  1. It is also linked with equal participation representation and rights in governance
  2. It ends voting
  3. It is only a religious ritual
  4. It is the name of economic profit
Hard · Level 34 · economic justice,socialist,opportunity
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  1. Both only increase the king's income
  2. Both seek to reduce inequality and make opportunities fairer
  3. Both end citizen rights
  4. Both accept foreign rule
Hard · Level 34 · secularism,equality,citizenship
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  1. Secularism protects equal citizenship regardless of religion
  2. Secularism gives special status to one religion
  3. Equality ends religious freedom
  4. Both are outside the Constitution
Hard · Level 34 · liberty,belief,worship,secularism
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  1. It accepts freedom of personal faith in religious diversity
  2. It stops citizens from changing religion
  3. It lets the state practise religious bias
  4. It ends all religions
Hard · Level 34 · law making,guiding values,rights
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  1. When a law affects rights and opportunities of a group
  2. When a law only decides the name of a road
  3. When a law reports weather
  4. When a law records a sports score
Hard · Level 34 · secularism,equality,religious bias
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  1. Secularism and equality
  2. Republic and taxation
  3. Sovereignty and weather
  4. Fraternity and sports
Hard · Level 34 · wrong interpretation,liberty,preamble
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  1. Justice extends to society economy and politics
  2. Liberty means being above the law
  3. Equality is linked with status and opportunity
  4. Fraternity is linked with dignity of the individual