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Civics

Making of the Indian Constitution (Constituent Assembly)

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Hard · Level 31 · legitimacy,indirect election,deliberation
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  1. Because of diverse representation and detailed deliberation
  2. Only because of British permission
  3. Because of the king's order
  4. Because there was no secret voting
Hard · Level 31 · cabinet mission,democratic self government,colonial rule
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  1. Fixing only tax rates
  2. Moving from colonial framework to democratic self-government
  3. Making only sports policy
  4. Making monarchy permanent
Hard · Level 31 · objectives resolution,ideological foundation,preamble
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  1. Because it only fixed Assembly dates
  2. Because it only gave a list of members
  3. Because it clarified the direction of liberty equality justice and democracy
  4. Because it only changed committee names
Hard · Level 31 · drafting committee,legal draft,assembly decisions
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  1. It only did election campaign
  2. It only talked to foreign leaders
  3. It abolished the Constituent Assembly
  4. It turned debates and decisions into a legal draft
Hard · Level 31 · partition,national unity,constitution making
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  1. It had to build unity and stability amid broken social trust
  2. It had to stop writing the Constitution
  3. It had to send all states abroad
  4. It had to write only trade rules
Hard · Level 31 · democratic culture,debate,disagreement
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  1. Giving quick orders
  2. Examination of ideas and respect for disagreement
  3. Avoiding debate
  4. Silencing citizens
Hard · Level 31 · committees,expert study,constitution making
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  1. It enabled expert and detailed study of complex issues
  2. It ended all Assembly debates
  3. It ended the role of members
  4. It removed citizens' rights
Hard · Level 31 · borrowed features,adaptation,indian needs
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  1. Because it removed all foreign words
  2. Because it adapted and combined ideas according to Indian needs
  3. Because it used no ideas at all
  4. Because it was only one page long
Hard · Level 31 · universal adult franchise,political equality,bold decision
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  1. Because only the rich got votes
  2. Because voting was based on education
  3. Because it gave political equality to all adult citizens
  4. Because it postponed elections
Hard · Level 31 · fundamental rights,state power,civil liberties
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  1. Giving the state complete arbitrary power over citizens
  2. A system to run government while protecting civil liberties
  3. Keeping courts away from rights
  4. Limiting rights only to rulers
Hard · Level 31 · social justice,disadvantaged groups,participation
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  1. Because it gave disadvantaged groups a basis for participation in democracy
  2. Because it only increased taxes
  3. Because it ended education
  4. Because it limited citizenship
Hard · Level 31 · secularism,equal citizenship,religious diversity
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  1. A system of equal respect for citizens of all religions
  2. A system to make one religion the state religion
  3. A system to end religious identities
  4. A system to make citizenship depend on religion
Hard · Level 31 · parliamentary system,accountability,executive
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  1. Because the executive remains answerable to elected representatives
  2. Because the judiciary runs the government
  3. Because elections become unnecessary
  4. Because citizens' role ends
Hard · Level 31 · federalism,strong centre,national unity
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  1. Because India was small and uniform
  2. Because states needed no powers
  3. Because diversity had to be accommodated while preserving national unity
  4. Because the Centre had no importance
Hard · Level 31 · independent judiciary,constitutional government,rights protection
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  1. Because it can protect rights and constitutional limits
  2. Because it abolishes Parliament
  3. Because it conducts election campaigns
  4. Because it forms the council of ministers
Hard · Level 31 · minority rights,inclusion,democracy
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  1. Democracy is only the will of the majority
  2. Protection of diverse groups is also necessary in democracy
  3. Rights are not needed in democracy
  4. Citizenship should be unequal in democracy
Hard · Level 31 · amendment procedure,change,stability
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  1. The problem of keeping the Constitution relevant with changing times
  2. The problem of ending the Constitution immediately
  3. The problem of removing all rights
  4. The problem of closing legislatures
Hard · Level 31 · language question,identity,regional feelings
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  1. Because language was deeply linked with identity and regional feelings
  2. Because India had no language
  3. Because language had no relation with education
  4. Because language was only a military issue
Hard · Level 31 · public reasoning,transparency,democratic debate
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  1. It explained decisions through reason instead of mere orders
  2. It erased all records
  3. It kept citizens away from rights
  4. It made the Constitution a secret document
Hard · Level 31 · ambedkar,institutional leadership,drafting committee
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  1. Because he led the Drafting Committee and turned collective decisions into a draft
  2. Because he never participated in the Assembly
  3. Because he rejected the Constitution
  4. Because he was only the temporary chairman