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Civics

Making of the Indian Constitution (Constituent Assembly)

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Medium · Level 31 · strong centre,national unity,partition context
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  1. So that national unity and stability remain
  2. So that states have no importance
  3. So that the Constitution is not made
  4. So that citizens' rights end
Medium · Level 31 · local self government,panchayat,grassroots democracy
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  1. So that democracy reaches the grassroots
  2. So that villages are removed from governance
  3. So that only cities govern
  4. So that citizenship ends
Medium · Level 31 · equality,disadvantaged groups,social change
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  1. For socially disadvantaged groups
  2. Only for kings
  3. Only for foreign officials
  4. Only for soldiers
Medium · Level 31 · untouchability,social equality,dignity
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  1. The goal of social equality and dignity
  2. The goal of increasing monarchy
  3. The goal of bringing back foreign rule
  4. The goal of reducing rights
Medium · Level 31 · language question,regional identity,diversity
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  1. India had many languages and regional identities
  2. India had no language
  3. Language had no relation with citizens
  4. Only foreign language was allowed
Medium · Level 31 · emergency provisions,state security,exceptional situation
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  1. To protect the state in exceptional situations
  2. To always remove normal rights
  3. To permanently stop elections
  4. To end the judiciary
Medium · Level 31 · article discussion,clarity,constitution quality
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  1. To examine provisions and make them clearer
  2. To hide the Constitution
  3. To confuse people
  4. To abolish law
Medium · Level 31 · civil liberties,dignity,democratic life
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  1. Personal dignity and democratic life
  2. Only military discipline
  3. Colonial control
  4. Only tax collection
Medium · Level 31 · public reasoning,debate,democracy
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  1. Decisions were explained through reason and debate
  2. Decisions were taken only by order
  3. Reasoning was not valued
  4. All meetings were for sports
Medium · Level 31 · division of powers,balance,institutions
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  1. So that concentration of power reduces and balance is maintained
  2. So that one institution does everything
  3. So that citizens do not understand governance
  4. So that the Constitution remains incomplete
Medium · Level 31 · republic,popular sovereignty,non hereditary
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  1. So that the head of state is not hereditary but based on a people's system
  2. So that the king remains supreme
  3. So that citizenship ends
  4. So that the Constitution remains foreign
Medium · Level 31 · fundamental rights,civil liberties,democracy
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  1. Civil liberties were taken seriously
  2. Rights were not valued
  3. The Assembly was only changing names
  4. Rights were only for rulers
Medium · Level 31 · minority rights,national unity,diversity
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  1. Protecting diversity while maintaining unity
  2. Removing minorities
  3. Abandoning national unity
  4. Ending all identities
Medium · Level 31 · voting,debate,decision making
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  1. It allowed decisions to be made after differences
  2. It made debate useless
  3. It ended citizenship
  4. It kept the Constitution secret
Medium · Level 31 · future generations,governance framework,long term
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  1. A framework of governance for future generations
  2. An order for only one day
  3. Only a sports list
  4. Only a trade advertisement
Medium · Level 31 · adult franchise,political participation,equality
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  1. By accepting universal adult franchise
  2. By linking voting rights with property
  3. By giving votes only to kings
  4. By stopping elections
Medium · Level 31 · indian diversity,inclusive constitution,citizens
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  1. Because the Constitution had to be for all citizens
  2. Because the Constitution was only for one class
  3. Because diversity has no relation with governance
  4. Because society had to be ignored
Medium · Level 31 · historical achievement,democratic constitution,modern india
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  1. It made a democratic Constitution for independent India
  2. It made British rule permanent
  3. It ended all rights
  4. It made only tax law
Medium · Level 31 · democracy lesson,dialogue,consensus
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  1. In democracy dialogue and consensus create strong decisions
  2. Debate is not needed in democracy
  3. Democracy has no rights
  4. Democracy only means obeying orders
Medium · Level 32 · constituent assembly,representation,constitution making
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  1. It included representatives of different regions and communities
  2. It was only an assembly of foreign officials
  3. It held no discussion
  4. It was only a part of the court