Civics
Why do we need a Constitution
Practice questions
What is the most correct reason for calling a constitution a framework for the future?If responsibilities of institutions are not clear in the constitution, why will accountability weaken?How does the relation of constitution with minority rights deepen democracy?Without a constitution, why can citizens' freedom remain only a slogan?How does writing clear procedure in the constitution stop arbitrary governance?If there is no constitution, what problem may increase in federal or regional disputes?How does a constitution bring equality among citizens from idea to practice?If both citizens and government do not follow the constitution, what will happen to shared political life?Why is broad consensus necessary in constitution-making?If someone says the constitution is only for government and not for citizens, which correction is correct?How does a constitution take accountability beyond mere moral wish in democracy?If fundamental rights can be easily changed by ordinary majority in a country, what danger will arise?How does a constitution make governance possible despite disagreement in society?Why should a constitution be understood by linking both citizens' safety and state power?Why are both basic structure and basic rights necessary in a constitution?If government limits citizens' freedom and gives no reason, what demand does the constitution strengthen?Which function of the constitution prevents democracy from becoming mob rule?How is writing rights and institutions in a constitution linked with citizens' dignity?Why is it incomplete to discuss only rights while explaining the need for a constitution?If citizens do not know where government power ends, which constitutional need emerges?