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Civics

Making of the Indian Constitution (Constituent Assembly)

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Hard · Level 32 · transparency,consensus,credibility
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  1. Credibility of constitution-making
  2. Strength of secret rule
  3. Distance from people
  4. End of rights
Hard · Level 32 · provincial legislatures,regional view,representation
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  1. Political experience of provinces and regional viewpoints were included
  2. All members became foreign
  3. The Assembly lost connection with India
  4. Provincial voices were completely removed
Hard · Level 32 · diverse communities,acceptance,inclusion
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  1. It allowed different groups to see themselves in the Constitution
  2. It made the Constitution belong to one group only
  3. It made dialogue impossible
  4. It prevented enforcement of the Constitution
Hard · Level 32 · constitutional ideals,justice,liberty equality
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  1. Justice liberty equality and democratic ideals
  2. Only a list of offices
  3. Only tax rates
  4. Only military orders
Hard · Level 32 · collective process,representative decision,democracy
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  1. Collective deliberation and representative decision
  2. Absolute power of one person
  3. Hereditary rule
  4. Secret command
Hard · Level 32 · draft deliberation,adoption,final constitution
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  1. So that defects reduced and acceptance increased in the final Constitution
  2. So that the Constitution remained postponed forever
  3. So that no member participated
  4. So that the document remained secret
Hard · Level 32 · indian democracy,rights,institutions values
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  1. Rights institutions and constitutional values
  2. Only military power
  3. Only foreign command
  4. Only tax system
Hard · Level 32 · social diversity,inclusion,balance
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  1. Inclusive and balanced constitutional approach
  2. Giving importance to only one community
  3. Removing all diversities
  4. Keeping rights unclear
Hard · Level 32 · political education,assembly debates,constitutional values
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  1. People understood rights institutions and values through debates
  2. People were kept away from the Constitution
  3. Debates were never public
  4. The Constitution was only a secret order
Hard · Level 32 · historical role,political direction,values
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  1. Because it also decided independent India's political direction and values
  2. Because it wrote no law
  3. Because it gave no Constitution to India
  4. Because it was only a court
Hard · Level 32 · deliberation,better provisions,decision making
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  1. Because it allowed consideration of different consequences and made better provisions
  2. Because it weakened the Constitution
  3. Because it removed citizens' rights
  4. Because it ended the need for the Assembly
Hard · Level 32 · representativeness,universal franchise,balanced view
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  1. It was not directly elected by universal franchise but had diverse representation
  2. It was completely foreign
  3. It had no Indian leader
  4. It did not participate in constitution-making
Hard · Level 32 · fundamental rights,state goals,social change
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  1. Balance between citizen protection and social change
  2. Balance between monarchy and foreign rule
  3. Balance between secret rule and repression
  4. Balance between rights and chaos
Hard · Level 32 · independent india,legal basis,moral basis
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  1. It gave new India a legal and moral basis for governance
  2. It left India without rules
  3. It brought back foreign rule
  4. It rejected democracy
Hard · Level 32 · historical experience,freedom movement,constitutional direction
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  1. So that a better democratic system could be made by learning from past experiences
  2. So that history could be fully removed
  3. So that citizens got no rights
  4. So that foreign command was treated as final
Hard · Level 32 · diversity of ideas,consensus,democracy
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  1. Democracy can turn differences into shared rules
  2. Differences always stop a Constitution
  3. Ideas must be suppressed for agreement
  4. Diversity is against democracy
Hard · Level 32 · collective achievement,committees,members
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  1. Because many members committees and debates contributed to it
  2. Because only one person made it
  3. Because there were no committees
  4. Because the Assembly never read it
Hard · Level 32 · future generations,long term constitution,national life
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  1. Because the Constitution had to become the basis of governance and rights for future generations
  2. Because the Constitution was only for one day
  3. Because the future has no relation with citizens
  4. Because the Assembly did not want to enforce the Constitution
Hard · Level 32 · democratic lesson,representation,debate consensus
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  1. Big decisions become stronger through representation debate and consensus
  2. Big decisions should always be secret
  3. One person's decision is the most democratic
  4. Debate weakens a Constitution
Hard · Level 32 · constitution making,balanced analysis,indian conditions
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  1. The Constituent Assembly balanced Indian conditions diversity freedom movement and global ideas
  2. The Constitution was only a foreign copy
  3. The Constitution was made in one day without discussion
  4. The Constituent Assembly had no contribution