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Civics

Making of the Indian Constitution (Constituent Assembly)

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Hard · Level 31 · debate,voting,democratic decision
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  1. It was a way to reach democratic decisions after disagreement
  2. It made debate meaningless
  3. It kept the Constitution secret
  4. It removed citizens' rights
Hard · Level 31 · tribal areas,inclusion,special protection
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  1. Inclusion and special protection
  2. Opposition to equality
  3. Distance from governance
  4. Denial of citizenship
Hard · Level 31 · historical experience,partition,colonial rule
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  1. Colonial rule Partition and social inequality were kept in mind
  2. History was completely ignored
  3. Only future technology was discussed
  4. No social problem was discussed
Hard · Level 31 · economic justice,poverty,inequality
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  1. Because political rights alone do not fully solve poverty and inequality
  2. Because economic questions were unrelated to citizens
  3. Because wealth was only a matter for rulers
  4. Because society had no place in the Constitution
Hard · Level 31 · representation,criticism,constitutional process
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  1. It made the Constitution through detailed debates and a broad national vision
  2. It left out issues related to citizens
  3. It made a document only for one community
  4. It did not allow the Constitution to come into force
Hard · Level 31 · written constitution,clarity,institutions
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  1. Clear rules were necessary for a diverse and newly independent country
  2. Written rules were against democracy
  3. India did not need governance
  4. Only oral tradition was enough
Hard · Level 31 · preamble,constitutional spirit,goals
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  1. They clarified the spirit and goals of the Constitution
  2. They only gave page numbers
  3. They made the Constitution temporary
  4. They ended citizenship
Hard · Level 31 · intellectual achievement,democratic constitution,ideas
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  1. Turning diverse ideas into an organised democratic Constitution
  2. Only printing foreign documents
  3. Only remembering dates
  4. Defending monarchy
Hard · Level 31 · critical thinking,democratic process,reasoned debate
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  1. They show that differences are examined through reason before decisions are made
  2. They show that debate is unnecessary
  3. They show that rights are not needed
  4. They show that command itself is democracy
Hard · Level 31 · historical legacy,democratic foundation,modern india
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  1. It gave India a democratic constitutional foundation amid challenges
  2. It failed in constitution-making
  3. It completely removed people's role
  4. It merely repeated colonial rule
Hard · Level 32 · constituent assembly,legitimacy,indirect election
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  1. Because it had broad representation deliberation and consensus
  2. Because it had only British officials
  3. Because no debate happened in it
  4. Because its members were hereditary
Hard · Level 32 · debates,deliberation,constitution making
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  1. Because they always delayed decisions
  2. Because they enabled serious thinking on complex questions
  3. Because they made the Constitution unstable
  4. Because they excluded the people
Hard · Level 32 · drafting committee,ambedkar,draft constitution
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  1. Because it dissolved the Constituent Assembly
  2. Because it conducted elections
  3. Because it converted ideas into a systematic constitutional draft
  4. Because it restored foreign rule
Hard · Level 32 · foreign constitutions,adaptation,indian needs
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  1. Because no foreign idea was used
  2. Because all provisions were kept unchanged
  3. Because Indian conditions were rejected
  4. Because ideas were adapted to Indian needs
Hard · Level 32 · objectives resolution,nehru,preamble
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  1. Because it clarified the basic ideals of the future Constitution
  2. Because it ended Assembly membership
  3. Because it fixed only tax policy
  4. Because it stopped the Drafting Committee
Hard · Level 32 · ambedkar,chief architect,drafting process
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  1. That he was the permanent President of the Assembly
  2. That he gave central leadership in the drafting process
  3. That he moved the Objectives Resolution
  4. That he was the first temporary President of the Assembly
Hard · Level 32 · rajendra prasad,ambedkar,roles
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  1. Both were Chairmen of the Drafting Committee
  2. Both moved the Objectives Resolution
  3. Rajendra Prasad was Assembly President and Ambedkar was Drafting Committee Chairman
  4. Rajendra Prasad was not a member and Ambedkar was President
Hard · Level 32 · committees,work division,democratic efficiency
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  1. They stopped debate
  2. They removed rights
  3. They gave all power to one person
  4. They divided complex subjects for expert study
Hard · Level 32 · women members,representation,inclusion
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  1. It strengthened representation and inclusion in constitution-making
  2. It made the Constitution a document only of men
  3. It reduced Fundamental Rights
  4. It made debate unnecessary
Hard · Level 32 · gandhi,influence,freedom movement
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  1. Because he was Chairman of the Drafting Committee
  2. Because his ideas influenced the freedom movement and concern for weaker sections
  3. Because he moved the Objectives Resolution
  4. Because he finally signed the Constitution