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Making of the Indian Constitution (Constituent Assembly)

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Expert · Level 33 · constitution,democratic-process,assembly
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  1. Because debate amendment representation and consensus were practised there
  2. Because there were only military orders
  3. Because no discussion happened there
  4. Because civic values were removed there
Expert · Level 33 · constitution,broad-representation,acceptance
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  1. Social acceptance and legitimacy of the Constitution could weaken
  2. The Constitution would automatically become more democratic
  3. Rights would automatically become safer
  4. The Preamble would become unnecessary
Expert · Level 33 · constitution,fundamental-rights,citizen-protection
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  1. To protect citizens' liberty and equality
  2. To make government unlimited
  3. To end the role of courts
  4. To stop citizen participation
Expert · Level 33 · constitution,indian-context,practicality
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  1. Indian conditions needs and diversity
  2. Only foreign administration
  3. Ignoring India's problems
  4. Only symbolic language
Expert · Level 33 · constitution,expertise,representation
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  1. Expertise gives technical strength and representation gives democratic acceptance
  2. Expertise removes rights and representation stops the Constitution
  3. Both weaken the Constitution
  4. Both have no relation with the Constitution
Expert · Level 33 · constitution,preamble,constitutional-ideals
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  1. Because they decide the direction and basic spirit of the Constitution
  2. Because they invalidate the Constitution
  3. Because they are only decorative words
  4. Because they end rights
Expert · 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 had no role
  4. Because elections had to be stopped
Expert · Level 33 · constitution,balanced-analysis,criticism
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  1. Because it gives a balanced historical assessment
  2. Because it is necessary to reject the Constitution
  3. Because there was no achievement
  4. Because there was no limitation
Expert · Level 33 · constitution,expertise,democratic-legitimacy
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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 would end
Expert · Level 33 · constitution,legal-expertise,technical-clarity
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  1. Legal language and technical clarity of the Constitution could weaken
  2. The Constitution would become complete immediately
  3. Democratic acceptance of the Assembly would end
  4. Diversity would automatically disappear
Expert · Level 33 · constitution,amendment-proposals,refinement
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  1. A process of improving the draft and examining different views
  2. Complete failure of the Assembly
  3. Accepting the Constitution without reading
  4. Removing citizens' rights
Expert · Level 33 · constitution,provincial-experience,regional-needs
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  1. It brought forward problems and needs of different regions of India
  2. It made the Constitution only for one city
  3. It ended national unity
  4. It closed the Assembly
Expert · Level 33 · constitution,republic,democracy
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  1. Because power should come from the people and governance should run through representative process
  2. Because power should remain hereditary
  3. Because citizens should not vote
  4. Because a foreign king should rule
Expert · Level 33 · constitution,constituent-assembly,summary
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  1. The Indian Constitution was made through debate representation expertise and consensus
  2. The Indian Constitution was made by one person only
  3. The Indian Constitution was accepted without discussion
  4. The Indian Constitution was merely a foreign order
Expert · Level 32 · constitution making,values,deliberation
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  1. Because it balances history experience values debate and social goals
  2. Because it is only a list of government offices
  3. Because it ends citizens' role
  4. Because it is made in one day without thought
Expert · Level 33 · constitution,ideology,consensus
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  1. Consensus-based democratic making
  2. Rule of one person
  3. Foreign control
  4. Secret administration
Expert · Level 33 · constitution,drafting-committee,assembly
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  1. The Drafting Committee alone made the Constitution in place of the Assembly
  2. The Drafting Committee gave legal form to Assembly discussions and the Assembly took final decisions
  3. The whole Assembly never saw the Drafting Committee
  4. The Drafting Committee was formed after enforcement
Expert · Level 33 · constitution,colonial-laws,democratic-values
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  1. Because it fully accepted foreign rule
  2. Because it removed citizens' rights
  3. Because it placed independent India's people sovereignty and democratic values at the centre
  4. Because it dissolved the Constituent Assembly
Expert · Level 33 · constitution,debate,quality
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  1. The Constitution would become more thoughtful and balanced
  2. Social acceptance and quality of provisions could weaken
  3. All communities would automatically become more satisfied
  4. The need for the Drafting Committee would end
Expert · Level 33 · constitution,legacy,present-democracy
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  1. Because its debates and values still help us understand the Constitution today
  2. Because it abolished the present Parliament
  3. Because it has no connection with Indian democracy
  4. Because it made citizens' rights temporary