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Civics

Why do we need a Constitution

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Medium · Level 30 · constitution,judiciary,rights
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  1. So that courts only obey government orders
  2. So that elections become unnecessary
  3. So that citizens do not follow law
  4. So that rights and the constitution are protected fairly
Medium · Level 30 · constitution,stability,government-change
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  1. By giving permanent basis to basic rules
  2. By removing all rules after every election
  3. By making citizen rights temporary
  4. By weakening judiciary
Medium · Level 30 · constitution,participation,elections
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  1. By keeping citizens at home
  2. By setting rules for elections representation and rights
  3. By making voting illegal
  4. By giving decisions only to officials
Medium · Level 30 · constitution,social-justice,equal-opportunity
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  1. By making inequality permanent
  2. By excluding some groups from rights
  3. By giving principles of equal opportunity and protection
  4. By making only tax collection rules
Medium · Level 30 · constitution,misuse-of-power,citizen-rights
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  1. When government includes citizens in all decisions
  2. When there are no differences in society
  3. When weather is changing
  4. When power begins to restrict rights
Medium · Level 30 · constitution,democratic-ideals,state-goals
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  1. The direction of the state and citizens' expectations become clear
  2. All rights automatically end
  3. Government becomes a private body
  4. Elections are no longer needed
Medium · Level 30 · constitution,political-principles,values
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  1. It removes all local rules
  2. It also sets the basic political principles of society
  3. It only describes government buildings
  4. It only gives a list of punishments
Medium · Level 30 · constitution,accountability,citizen-rights
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  1. By ordering citizens to stay silent
  2. By placing government above law
  3. By giving rules of rights and accountability
  4. By closing courts
Medium · Level 30 · constitution,election-rules,power-transfer
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  1. So that elections keep getting postponed
  2. So that only one party contests
  3. So that citizens do not vote
  4. So that transfer of power is peaceful and legitimate
Medium · Level 30 · constitution,rights,limits-on-power
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  1. Government cannot arbitrarily take away civil liberties
  2. Government can rule without law
  3. Government can ignore courts
  4. Government can stop even majority from voting
Medium · Level 30 · constitution,equality,before-law
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  1. Special exemption for some people
  2. Equal treatment of all citizens
  3. Exemption of leaders from law
  4. Restriction on citizens' voice
Medium · Level 30 · constitution,government-organs,clarity
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  1. Conflict and confusion in governance may increase
  2. All citizens will automatically become judges
  3. Need for elections will end
  4. Rights will become clearer
Medium · Level 30 · constitution,diversity,inclusion
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  1. By giving separate rule to every group
  2. Through common rights and rules
  3. By making one community superior
  4. By banning languages
Medium · Level 30 · constitution,political-identity,shared-ideals
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  1. By forming only a sports team
  2. By drawing only a boundary line
  3. By declaring shared ideals and principles of governance
  4. By fixing only public holidays
Medium · Level 30 · constitution,institutions,rules
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  1. Government keeps changing rights by its own will
  2. Citizens do not get knowledge of law
  3. Every institution works without rules
  4. All institutions work according to fixed rules and rights
Medium · Level 30 · constitution,accountability,rule-of-law
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  1. With law rules and citizen rights
  2. With private will of leaders
  3. With secret orders
  4. Only with tradition
Medium · Level 30 · constitution,power,rights
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  1. So that rights are fully separated from power
  2. So that power is used while respecting rights
  3. So that citizens get no role
  4. So that government gets unlimited authority
Medium · Level 30 · constitution,law-making,arbitrariness
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  1. Laws will always be more just
  2. Law making process will be clearer
  3. Laws may become arbitrary and inconsistent
  4. Citizen rights will automatically become stronger
Medium · Level 30 · constitution,civil-liberty,democracy
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  1. Because it keeps citizens away from governance
  2. Because only rulers become free
  3. Because elections stop
  4. Because citizens can express themselves and participate without fear
Medium · Level 30 · constitution,consensus,common-rules
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  1. By making common rules acceptable to different groups
  2. By silencing all groups
  3. By making opposition a crime
  4. By keeping power in only one community