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Civics

Making of the Indian Constitution (Constituent Assembly)

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Hard · Level 33 · constitution,written-constitution,clarity
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  1. So that rules rights and institutions remain clear and stable
  2. So that citizens' rights remain hidden
  3. So that government can run without rules
  4. So that judiciary has no role
Hard · Level 33 · constitution,legal-experts,alladi-krishnaswamy-ayyar
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  1. They made the Assembly a foreign body
  2. They strengthened legal language and constitutional reasoning
  3. They enforced the Constitution without debate
  4. They ended all committees
Hard · Level 33 · constitution,popular-sovereignty,representative-government
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  1. By linking power with people and representative government
  2. By linking power with a foreign king
  3. By linking power only with the army
  4. By linking power with birth based privilege
Hard · Level 33 · constitution,ambedkar,social-justice
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  1. His constitutional understanding and social justice perspective
  2. His support for foreign rule
  3. His absence from the Assembly
  4. His idea of stopping elections
Hard · Level 33 · constitution,rights,institutions
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  1. Because institutional arrangement was also needed to protect rights
  2. Because rights had to remain only slogans
  3. Because institutions had to be separated from citizens
  4. Because governing institutions were unnecessary
Hard · Level 33 · constitution,adoption,enforcement
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  1. Because both events show different constitutional stages
  2. Because both have no historical importance
  3. Because both happened on the same day
  4. Because adoption happened after enforcement
Hard · Level 33 · constitution,linguistic-diversity,inclusion
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  1. Because an inclusive Constitution was difficult without recognising diversity
  2. Because India had no diversity
  3. Because the Constitution was for only one language
  4. Because the Assembly wanted to end diversity
Hard · Level 33 · constitution,debates,values
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  1. The reasoning and values behind the Constitution
  2. Only private lives of leaders
  3. Praise of foreign rule
  4. Plan to stop elections
Hard · Level 33 · constitution,voting,democratic-approval
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  1. Because voting gave formal democratic approval after discussion
  2. Because voting ended all rights
  3. Because voting was done by only one person
  4. Because voting happened outside the Assembly
Hard · Level 33 · constitution,social-inequality,justice
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  1. Equality rights and justice
  2. Hereditary privilege
  3. Unequal citizenship
  4. Legal discrimination
Hard · Level 33 · constitution,consensus,legitimacy
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  1. Because it gave the Constitution wide acceptance and legitimacy
  2. Because it stopped the making of the Constitution
  3. Because it excluded citizens from rights
  4. Because it validated only one person's decision
Hard · Level 33 · constitution,nation-building,institutions
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  1. Because it made no law
  2. Because it laid the foundation of India's governance values and institutions
  3. Because it was only a court
  4. Because it was only a trade council
Hard · Level 33 · constitution,hansa-mehta,inclusion
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  1. Inclusive constitution making
  2. Foreign rule
  3. Secret administration
  4. One-party rule
Hard · Level 33 · constitution,preamble,ideals
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  1. It states the ideals objectives and direction of the Constitution
  2. It cancels the Constitution
  3. It places government above law
  4. It keeps citizens away from rights
Hard · Level 33 · constitution,sardar-patel,integration
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  1. Because of his contribution linked with important committees and unity
  2. Because of his support for foreign rule
  3. Because he stayed outside the Assembly
  4. Because of his opposition to elections
Hard · Level 33 · constitution,institutions,ideals
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  1. Because an institutional framework was needed to implement ideals
  2. Because ideals had no importance
  3. Because institutions were meant to exclude citizens
  4. Because the Constitution had to remain only a symbol
Hard · Level 33 · constitution,people-aspirations,democratic-values
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  1. In the form of justice liberty equality and democratic governance
  2. In the form of return of foreign rule
  3. In the form of denial of citizens' rights
  4. In the form of establishment of monarchy
Hard · Level 33 · constitution,democratic-process,assembly
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  1. Because debate representation amendment and consensus were practised there
  2. Because there was no democratic process there
  3. Because there were only military orders there
  4. Because civic values were removed there
Hard · Level 33 · constitution,broad-representation,acceptance
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  1. Acceptance and legitimacy of the Constitution could have weakened
  2. The Constitution would automatically become more democratic
  3. Rights would become more secure
  4. The Preamble would become unnecessary
Hard · Level 33 · constitution,fundamental-rights,citizen-protection
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  1. So that citizens' liberty and equality could be protected
  2. So that government becomes unlimited
  3. So that the role of courts ends
  4. So that citizen participation stops