Which system does the word republic in the Preamble reject?
A republic does not accept the highest post by birth. Exam tip: write it as opposite of monarchy.
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A republic does not accept the highest post by birth. Exam tip: write it as opposite of monarchy.
View question detailsDignity respects every person and fraternity unites society. Exam tip: connect both with social harmony.
View question detailsGuiding values show what kind of country the Constitution wants to build. Exam tip: use the words direction and purpose.
View question detailsLiberty is a responsible right and not permission to break law. Exam tip: remember the limit of liberty.
View question detailsSecularism assures equal treatment of citizens on religious grounds. Exam tip: connect it with equal citizenship.
View question detailsThe Preamble describes justice in social economic and political forms. Exam tip: remember the three forms of justice.
View question detailsEquality and justice give citizens fair opportunities and respect. Exam tip: understand both values together.
View question detailsThe ideals of the Constitution limit government and inspire citizens. Exam tip: write both government and citizens.
View question detailsThe Constitution aims to build a country based on justice liberty equality and fraternity. Exam tip: treat these four words as the core message.
View question detailsThe Preamble states the basic ideals and aims of the Constitution. Exam tip: understand the Preamble as the soul of the Constitution.
View question detailsJustice means fair opportunities and rights in society. Exam tip: remember the three forms of justice.
View question detailsLiberty gives citizens freedom to think and express. Exam tip: connect liberty with citizens' rights.
View question detailsEquality gives all citizens fairness in law and opportunities. Exam tip: connect equality with anti-discrimination.
View question detailsFraternity promotes mutual respect and unity among citizens. Exam tip: connect it with national unity.
View question detailsSecularism means equal treatment of all religions. Exam tip: connect it with religious equality.
View question detailsIn a democratic republic power comes from people and offices are not hereditary. Exam tip: identify democracy and republic separately.
View question detailsSovereignty means the power to take independent decisions. Exam tip: connect sovereign with an independent state.
View question detailsThe socialist idea is linked with reducing inequality and increasing equal opportunity. Exam tip: connect it with social and economic justice.
View question detailsDignity means every person should get a respectful life. Exam tip: connect dignity with equality and fraternity.
View question detailsIn democracy people participate in governance through elections and representatives. Exam tip: connect democracy with people's participation.
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