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Civics

Making of the Indian Constitution (Constituent Assembly)

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Hard · Level 33 · constitution,indian-context,practicality
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  1. It considered Indian conditions needs and diversity
  2. It rejected Indian conditions
  3. It wrote only needs of foreign rule
  4. It made the Constitution only a slogan
Hard · Level 33 · constitution,expertise,representation
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  1. Expertise gave technical strength and representation gave democratic acceptance
  2. Expertise removed rights and representation stopped the Constitution
  3. Both weakened the Assembly
  4. Both had no relation with the Constitution
Hard · Level 33 · constitution,preamble,constitutional-ideals
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  1. Because they state the direction and basic spirit of the whole Constitution
  2. Because they invalidate the Constitution
  3. Because they keep citizens away from rights
  4. Because they are only decorative words
Hard · Level 33 · constitution,republic,popular-sovereignty
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  1. Because the head of state comes through constitutional arrangement not hereditary monarchy
  2. Because India wanted to remain under a foreign king
  3. Because citizens needed no role
  4. Because the Constitution wanted to stop elections
Hard · Level 33 · constitution,collective-process,amendments
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  1. Through committees debates amendments and voting
  2. By the order of only one leader
  3. Through secret military decisions
  4. By order of a foreign parliament
Hard · Level 33 · constitution,democracy,rights
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  1. Because it also valued rights institutions justice and equality
  2. Because it abolished elections
  3. Because it removed citizens' role
  4. Because it created only monarchy
Hard · Level 33 · constitution,historical-role,nation-building
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  1. It created the basis of governance rights and values for independent India
  2. It made India a colony again
  3. It kept citizens outside the Constitution
  4. It made only tax policy
Hard · Level 33 · constitution,balanced-analysis,criticism
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  1. Because it helps understand its limits and achievements in a balanced way
  2. Because rejecting the Constitution is necessary
  3. Because there was no achievement at all
  4. Because there was no limitation at all
Hard · Level 33 · constitution,democracy,lesson
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  1. Democracy is built not by command but by debate consensus and institutional rules
  2. Democracy does not need discussion
  3. Democracy runs only through the army
  4. Citizens' rights are obstacles in democracy
Hard · Level 33 · constitution,expertise,representation
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  1. Technical knowledge would remain but democratic acceptance could weaken
  2. The Constitution would automatically become more popular
  3. All citizens would directly write the Constitution
  4. The need for debate in the Constitution would end
Expert · Level 31 · legitimacy,indirect election,constitutional process
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  1. Because representation debate and consensus also strengthen legitimacy
  2. Because elections are never necessary in democracy
  3. Because the Constituent Assembly was fully foreign
  4. Because the Assembly did not discuss public issues
Expert · Level 31 · democratic institutions,independence,nation building
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  1. Making British rule permanent
  2. Turning independence into democratic institutions
  3. Making monarchy constitutional
  4. Making only an administrative map
Expert · Level 31 · objectives resolution,preamble,constitutional values
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  1. It only recorded members' absence
  2. It only gave a building plan
  3. It briefly stated the basic values of the future Constitution
  4. It abolished all committees
Expert · Level 31 · drafting committee,legal language,constitutional draft
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  1. Because it led the army
  2. Because it ran election campaigns
  3. Because it dissolved the Constituent Assembly
  4. Because it converted debates into legal language and structure
Expert · Level 31 · partition,national unity,citizen rights
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  1. Protecting both national unity and citizens' rights
  2. Fixing only trade taxes
  3. Giving kings absolute power
  4. Keeping the Constitution oral
Expert · Level 31 · constitutional democracy,reasoned debate,dialogue
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  1. Rule through orders only
  2. Resolving differences through reasoned discussion
  3. Punishing all opposition
  4. Rejecting public participation
Expert · Level 31 · committee system,expertise,reports
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  1. It passed every question without study
  2. It kept members away from discussion
  3. It enabled focused study and reports on special issues
  4. It left the Constitution only to foreign advice
Expert · Level 31 · foreign features,adaptation,indian constitution
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  1. Because foreign ideas were adapted to Indian society and needs
  2. Because it had no Indian problem
  3. Because it was completely written outside
  4. Because it rejected Indian diversity
Expert · Level 31 · universal adult franchise,political equality,democratic foresight
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  1. Because it strengthened property based voting
  2. Because it gave political equality to all adult citizens from the beginning
  3. Because it excluded women from voting
  4. Because it postponed elections indefinitely
Expert · Level 31 · fundamental rights,state power,citizen protection
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  1. The state got complete arbitrary power over citizens
  2. Citizens got constitutional protection against state power
  3. Citizens were kept away from rights
  4. Courts were separated from citizens