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Civics

Why do we need a Constitution

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Medium · Level 29 · political community,shared values,constitution
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  1. It fixes shared values and rules for living together
  2. It only tells the method of paying tax
  3. It fixes time for sports competition
  4. It keeps citizens out of governance
Medium · Level 29 · limited government,power limits,constitution need
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  1. Because a constitution limits government through higher rules
  2. Because a constitution gives unlimited power to government
  3. Because a constitution makes citizens rightless
  4. Because a constitution ends elections
Medium · Level 29 · supreme law,citizen rights,protection
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  1. Because the constitution is supreme law and protects rights
  2. Because ordinary law is always above constitution
  3. Because rights end when written
  4. Because citizens do not need rights
Medium · Level 29 · separation of powers,accountability,government organs
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  1. So power concentration reduces and responsibility stays clear
  2. So all power goes to one person
  3. So citizens' rights stop
  4. So courts are not needed
Medium · Level 29 · minority rights,majority power,constitutional limits
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  1. To protect minority rights
  2. To let majority take every right
  3. To exclude minority from citizenship
  4. To permanently stop elections
Medium · Level 29 · diverse society,shared rules,equal rights
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  1. It sets shared rules and equal rights for different groups
  2. It ends diversity
  3. It makes only one language citizen
  4. It turns every group into separate country
Medium · Level 29 · accountability,citizen questioning,rights
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  1. By giving rules of rights and accountability
  2. By silencing citizens
  3. By giving unlimited power to government
  4. By closing courts
Medium · Level 29 · jurisdiction,institutional conflict,constitution
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  1. Because jurisdiction will not remain clear
  2. Because all institutions will immediately agree
  3. Because citizens will get too many holidays
  4. Because elections will end automatically
Medium · Level 29 · democracy,participation,government limits
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  1. People's participation, rights and limits of government
  2. Only weather and travel
  3. Only market and shop
  4. Only sports and prizes
Medium · Level 29 · constitutional ideals,governance values,country direction
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  1. They set the country's direction and values of governance
  2. They keep citizens away from rights
  3. They are only decorative sentences
  4. They make laws unnecessary
Medium · Level 29 · constitutional supremacy, rule of law, fundamental rights, law making, civics class 9
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  1. Laws may violate constitutional principles and citizens' rights
  2. Laws will automatically become more just and equal
  3. Citizens' fundamental rights will automatically expand
  4. The legislature will no longer need to follow the Constitution
Medium · Level 29 · stability,changing governments,basic rules
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  1. By keeping basic rules stable despite changing governments
  2. By erasing all rules after every election
  3. By letting government work without rules
  4. By removing citizens' role
Medium · Level 29 · judiciary,rights guardian,constitution
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  1. By giving courts the role of protecting constitution and rights
  2. By closing courts
  3. By letting courts only collect taxes
  4. By never letting courts check government
Medium · Level 29 · written rights,government responsibility,limits
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  1. Government understands clear limits and responsibility
  2. Government gets freedom for arbitrariness
  3. Government gets order to remove rights
  4. Government is separated from citizens
Medium · Level 29 · common rules,agreement,diverse views
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  1. By creating agreement on common minimum rules
  2. By making all disagreement a crime
  3. By accepting only the powerful person's will
  4. By separating all citizens
Medium · Level 29 · supreme constitution,rights protection,ordinary law
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  1. Because ordinary law cannot easily remove rights
  2. Because rights become weak by this
  3. Because government gets freedom to remove all rights
  4. Because citizens go outside law
Medium · Level 29 · rule of law,arbitrariness,justice
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  1. To prevent arbitrariness and create a just process
  2. To make a person king
  3. To make law unimportant
  4. To remove citizens from governance
Medium · Level 29 · future framework,ideals,institutions
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  1. It fixes basic ideals, institutions and rights
  2. It only hides old disputes
  3. It keeps citizens away from rights
  4. It leaves governance without rules
Medium · Level 29 · constitutional design,separation of powers,checks and balances,fundamental rights,independent judiciary,democratic institutions
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  1. Through separation of powers, fundamental rights and institutional checks
  2. By giving elected leaders complete authority over all decisions
  3. By placing the judiciary under the executive
  4. By making citizens’ rights dependent only on government permission
Medium · Level 29 · governance process,citizen awareness,accountability
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  1. They can know how and within what limits decisions will be made
  2. They become completely outside governance
  3. They lose rights
  4. They only obey commands