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Civics

Making of the Indian Constitution (Constituent Assembly)

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Hard · Level 31 · rajendra prasad,president,assembly proceedings
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  1. The need to conduct proceedings in a disciplined and balanced manner
  2. The need to always stop debates
  3. The need to write the Constitution alone
  4. The need to impose monarchy
Hard · Level 31 · nehru,objectives resolution,independence
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  1. Freedom from colonial rule and creation of a new India
  2. Return of monarchy
  3. Expansion of a foreign Parliament
  4. Only tax reform
Hard · Level 31 · emergency provisions,exceptional crisis,governance
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  1. Because they were limited measures for exceptional crises
  2. Because they always ended elections
  3. Because they ended citizenship
  4. Because they were outside the Constitution
Hard · Level 31 · article debate,clarity,constitutional quality
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  1. It made language and provisions clearer and better examined
  2. It passed the Constitution without discussion
  3. It ended all committees
  4. It kept the Constitution only oral
Hard · Level 31 · women participation,gender representation,inclusion
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  1. Acceptance of gender representation in nation-building
  2. Keeping women out of politics
  3. Making the Assembly merely formal
  4. Limiting rights to men
Hard · Level 31 · equality,disadvantaged groups,social discrimination
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  1. Because it challenged old social discrimination
  2. Because it was only for the rich
  3. Because it ended citizens' rights
  4. Because it stopped elections
Hard · Level 31 · untouchability,human dignity,social equality
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  1. Human dignity and social equality
  2. Hereditary power
  3. Colonial privilege
  4. Unequal citizenship
Hard · Level 31 · directive principles,welfare state,governance goals
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  1. So that welfare goals remain before the state
  2. So that Fundamental Rights end
  3. So that the Constitution becomes temporary
  4. So that citizenship is cancelled
Hard · Level 31 · citizenship,identity,rights
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  1. Because membership rights and identity in independent India had to be defined
  2. Because citizenship had no relation with rights
  3. Because only foreign citizens had to remain
  4. Because citizenship had to be ended
Hard · Level 31 · division of powers,misuse of power,checks
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  1. Danger of misuse and concentration of power
  2. Danger of rights increasing
  3. Danger of states existing
  4. Danger of citizens participating
Hard · Level 31 · republic,popular sovereignty,non hereditary
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  1. Hereditary sovereignty of a king
  2. Popular sovereignty and a non-hereditary head of state
  3. Supremacy of a foreign Parliament
  4. Permanent rule of the army
Hard · Level 31 · assembly debates,interpretation,constitutional context
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  1. They explain the purpose and context behind provisions
  2. They cancel the Constitution
  3. They provide only poems
  4. They end the need for courts
Hard · Level 31 · national unity,cultural diversity,inclusive framework
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  1. Creating a common constitutional framework while accepting diversity
  2. Completely ending diversity
  3. Giving up national unity
  4. Giving the Constitution to only one region
Hard · Level 31 · democracy,rights,accountability
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  1. Because it also valued rights justice and accountability
  2. Because it did not value elections
  3. Because it kept citizens out of governance
  4. Because it chose monarchy
Hard · Level 31 · consensus,broad acceptance,diverse society
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  1. Because broad acceptance was necessary for a diverse society
  2. Because disagreement was banned
  3. Because there was only one party
  4. Because the Constitution had to remain secret
Hard · Level 31 · freedom movement,people aspirations,leaders
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  1. Understanding of people's aspirations and experience of freedom struggle
  2. Permanent acceptance of colonial rule
  3. Demand for monarchy
  4. Distance from elections
Hard · Level 31 · strong centre,partition,administrative stability
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  1. Unity security and administrative stability after Partition
  2. Ending villages
  3. Completely stopping civil rights
  4. Keeping the Constitution short
Hard · Level 31 · local self government,grassroots democracy,participation
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  1. Participation from below and local decision-making
  2. Only capital-based governance
  3. Only military governance
  4. Only foreign control
Hard · Level 31 · nation building,common framework,constitutional ideals
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  1. Because it gave common rules and ideals to a diverse society
  2. Because it only constructed buildings
  3. Because it removed all laws
  4. Because it called back foreign rule
Hard · Level 31 · civil liberty,public order,balance
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  1. So that liberty is protected while public order is maintained
  2. So that liberty ends completely
  3. So that there is only police rule
  4. So that citizenship has no importance