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Civics

Why do we need a Constitution

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Medium · Level 29 · equal citizenship,equal status,rights
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  1. It gives equal rights and equal status to all citizens
  2. It keeps some people always above others
  3. It links citizenship only with wealth
  4. It hides rights
Medium · Level 29 · shared agreement,basic rules,political society
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  1. Because it creates acceptable basic rules for citizens and institutions
  2. Because it is only one person's private will
  3. Because it gives no rules
  4. Because it always divides society
Medium · Level 29 · power and rights,balance,constitution
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  1. Constitutional balance of governance and freedom
  2. Complete arbitrariness
  3. End of rights
  4. Defeat of citizens
Medium · Level 29 · majority rule,rights violation,constitutional democracy
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  1. Because majority can also violate rights
  2. Because majority is always just
  3. Because constitution gives citizenship to majority
  4. Because elections stop automatically
Medium · Level 29 · freedom,rights,judicial protection
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  1. By linking freedom with rights and judicial protection
  2. By keeping freedom secret
  3. By limiting freedom only to leaders
  4. By separating freedom from rights
Medium · Level 29 · basic structure,administrative rules,citizen rights
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  1. It decides basic structure of governance and citizens' rights
  2. It only tells office timing
  3. It only gives holiday list
  4. It is only a local order
Medium · Level 29 · constitutional stability,trust,consensus
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  1. Stability and trust may weaken
  2. Citizens' rights will strengthen
  3. Shared rules will become clearer
  4. Democracy will automatically grow
Medium · Level 29 · citizen government relation,rights,responsibility
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  1. By fixing citizens' rights and government's responsibilities
  2. By separating citizens from government
  3. By placing government above citizens
  4. By removing all rights
Medium · Level 29 · written constitution,conflict resolution,clear rules
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  1. Because clear rules can be referred to during disputes
  2. Because written rules always remain hidden
  3. Because written rules increase disputes
  4. Because no institution can read rules
Medium · Level 29 · powerful groups,equality,constitutional test
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  1. It gives a higher test of equality and rights
  2. It gives full freedom to powerful group
  3. It removes rights of the weak
  4. It makes laws useless
Medium · Level 29 · elections,representation,legitimacy
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  1. So people's participation can be organised and legitimate
  2. So people are kept out of governance
  3. So elections are always cancelled
  4. So representatives are not accountable
Medium · Level 29 · unity,equal citizenship,rights
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  1. By giving equal citizenship to all groups
  2. By recognising only one group as citizen
  3. By making different groups rightless
  4. By removing shared rules
Medium · Level 29 · citizen awareness,rights,empowerment
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  1. Making citizens aware and empowered
  2. Giving arbitrariness to government
  3. Removing rights
  4. Ending elections
Medium · Level 29 · amendment,flexibility,constitution
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  1. To make improvements according to changing times
  2. To end the constitution every day
  3. To always remove rights
  4. To give government complete arbitrariness
Medium · Level 29 · stable rules,trust,government limits
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  1. Setting stable and supreme basic rules
  2. Giving new orders every day
  3. Keeping all decisions secret
  4. Keeping citizens outside
Medium · Level 29 · rule of law,government under law,justice
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  1. So power is used within rules and justice
  2. So government is above law
  3. So citizens get no rights
  4. So courts do not exist
Medium · Level 29 · citizen rights,government powers,freedom
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  1. Basis of citizens' freedom and security will remain weak
  2. Government power will automatically be limited
  3. Citizens will become more secure
  4. Democracy will become complete
Medium · Level 29 · south africa,need for constitution,shared constitution
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  1. It shows a divided society can build a new democracy through a shared constitution
  2. It says constitution is unnecessary
  3. It shows rights should be removed
  4. It says only one group should rule
Medium · Level 29 · elected government,constitutional limits,rights
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  1. Because even an elected government can violate rights
  2. Because elections are always wrong
  3. Because elected government should do no work
  4. Because citizens have no role
Medium · Level 29 · social justice,equality,anti discrimination
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  1. Equal rights and protection from discrimination
  2. Only protection of leaders
  3. Only tax collection
  4. Silencing citizens' voice