Civics
Why do we need a Constitution
Practice questions
How do limits on powers and fixing responsibilities in a constitution make governance ethical?What is the expert-level benefit of basic rules being fixed in advance in a constitution?If a constitution has only rights but their limits and responsibilities are unclear, what problem may arise?In what sense does a constitution both create and control government?Which function of the constitution ensures that citizens' rights are not ignored while making policy?Which of the following is not a major function of a constitution?How does a constitution make democracy durable?Which is the expert-level summary of the need for a constitution?If an analytical answer is needed on why we need a constitution, which combination is strongest?What is the final expert conclusion on the need for a constitution?Which deeper role is missed if a constitution is called only a book of rules?Why is a constitution still necessary even if the majority keeps winning elections?How does a constitution become the basis of legitimacy in a country?Why is it important that constitutional rights can be enforced by courts?In a diverse society the constitution is needed not only for governance but also for what?Why can a constitution be called a precommitment on power?If institutional roles are unclear in a constitution what crisis may arise?Why does a constitution place civil liberty above mere governmental convenience?Which statement best explains the idea of constitutionalism?Why is a constitution useful not only for the present generation but also for future generations?