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Civics

Making of the Indian Constitution (Constituent Assembly)

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Expert · Level 31 · republic,political modernity,popular sovereignty
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  1. It accepted people based supremacy instead of hereditary power
  2. It accepted the king as supreme
  3. It separated citizens from governance
  4. It kept the Constitution under foreign control
Expert · Level 31 · assembly debates,intention,constitutional interpretation
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  1. They show the problem and reasoning behind that provision
  2. They cancel the provisions
  3. They only tell members' ages
  4. They make the Constitution informal
Expert · Level 31 · national unity,cultural diversity,common constitution
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  1. Giving space to diverse identities within a common Constitution
  2. Erasing all identities
  3. Accepting only one region's culture
  4. Rejecting national unity
Expert · Level 31 · democracy beyond elections,rights,accountability
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  1. Rights accountability justice and institutional checks
  2. Monarchy privilege and repression
  3. Secret orders and citizen silence
  4. Only administrative convenience
Expert · Level 31 · consensus,diverse society,constitutional durability
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  1. Because a diverse society needed a Constitution with broad acceptance
  2. Because no member was allowed to speak
  3. Because the Constitution was a document of one party
  4. Because majority had no importance
Expert · Level 31 · freedom movement,historical memory,constitutional values
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  1. Experience of colonial repression aspiration for freedom and people's struggle
  2. Experience of monarchical expansion
  3. Experience of opposing civil rights
  4. Permanent acceptance of foreign rule
Expert · Level 31 · strong centre,partition,administrative unity
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  1. Concerns of Partition instability and administrative unity
  2. Desire to end local self-government
  3. Plan to reject rights
  4. Compulsion to keep the Constitution short
Expert · Level 31 · local self government,grassroots democracy,participation
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  1. Democracy should exist not only in the capital but also at the grassroots
  2. Democracy is limited only to Parliament
  3. Villages have no relation with governance
  4. Local decisions are against democracy
Expert · Level 31 · nation building,common rules,institutions
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  1. It connected a diverse society through common rules rights and institutions
  2. It issued only temporary orders
  3. It kept society separate from the Constitution
  4. It made no framework of governance
Expert · Level 31 · civil liberty,public order,reasonable restrictions
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  1. Balance between individual liberty and public order
  2. Balance between king and army
  3. Balance between foreign rule and trade
  4. Balance between election and monarchy
Expert · Level 31 · debate,voting,democratic decision
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  1. It turned differences into decisions after hearing arguments
  2. It made differences a crime
  3. It stopped members from speaking
  4. It kept the Constitution secret
Expert · Level 31 · tribal areas,remote regions,inclusive protection
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  1. Inclusive protection for groups with special conditions
  2. Equally ignoring all regions
  3. Keeping remote areas outside citizenship
  4. Giving governance only to cities
Expert · Level 31 · historical context,colonial rule,partition
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  1. Because they were made against the background of colonial rule Partition and social inequality
  2. Because history has no relation with the Constitution
  3. Because all decisions were based only on imagination
  4. Because India had no social problem
Expert · Level 31 · economic justice,political democracy,equal opportunity
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  1. Toward equal opportunity in social and economic life
  2. Toward protection of only the rich
  3. Toward reducing voting rights
  4. Toward expansion of monarchy
Expert · Level 31 · limitations,balanced evaluation,constituent assembly
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  1. Despite imperfect representation it made a broad Constitution through serious debates
  2. Due to limitations it had no importance
  3. It only repeated foreign rule
  4. It stopped the Constitution from coming into force
Expert · Level 31 · written constitution,clarity,governance
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  1. Defining clear rights institutions and procedures for a diverse society
  2. Keeping all rules oral
  3. Making courts unnecessary
  4. Giving the state unlimited power
Expert · Level 31 · preamble,moral direction,constitutional goals
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  1. They stated the goals and moral direction of the Constitution
  2. They were only page decoration
  3. They invalidated laws
  4. They ended citizenship
Expert · Level 31 · intellectual achievement,constitutional framework,ideas to institutions
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  1. Turning diverse experiences and ideas into a working constitutional framework
  2. Printing foreign documents without understanding
  3. Only collecting speeches of leaders
  4. Keeping politics separate from the Constitution
Expert · Level 31 · critical citizenship,reasoned disagreement,democracy
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  1. Good decisions are made through reason debate and responsible disagreement
  2. Citizens should only obey orders
  3. Disagreement is the enemy of democracy
  4. Discussion on rights is useless
Expert · Level 31 · historical legacy,democratic values,institutionalisation
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  1. It institutionalised democratic values in a time of crisis
  2. It only continued colonial rule
  3. It ended the role of citizens
  4. It made constitution-making unsuccessful