Why is a Constitution considered the basis of legitimacy of governance?
A Constitution shows that power will operate through rules and people's consent. Exam tip: connect legitimacy with consent and rules.
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A Constitution shows that power will operate through rules and people's consent. Exam tip: connect legitimacy with consent and rules.
View question detailsA Constitution limits even the majority through rights and rules. Exam tip: understand the difference between democracy and majoritarianism.
View question detailsSeparation of powers prevents any one institution from becoming absolute. Exam tip: connect it with checks and balances.
View question detailsFundamental rights protect citizens beyond changing government policies. Exam tip: remember rights as lasting protection.
View question detailsRights and judicial remedies together check arbitrary state action. Exam tip: remember remedies along with rights.
View question detailsA Constitution identifies rules made through shared consent. Exam tip: connect it with social agreement.
View question detailsAn independent judiciary can protect rights impartially. Exam tip: see judiciary as a guardian of the Constitution.
View question detailsEquality makes law and governance just for all citizens. Exam tip: connect equality with rule of law.
View question detailsRights give liberty and reasonable limits maintain order. Exam tip: study rights and responsibility together.
View question detailsA difficult amendment process prevents hasty change of basic rules. Exam tip: remember both stability and flexibility.
View question detailsA Constitution binds power in rules instead of personal arbitrariness. Exam tip: remember institution-based governance.
View question detailsA Constitution connects ideals with enforceable rules. Exam tip: understand the relation between ideals and institutions.
View question detailsShared rules connect different groups in a just framework. Exam tip: connect diversity with constitutional consensus.
View question detailsA Constitution keeps even the electoral winner within limits of rights. Exam tip: do not treat democracy as only voting.
View question detailsDuties remind citizens to use rights responsibly. Exam tip: understand rights and duties as complementary.
View question detailsUnder the rule of law, rulers, governments and citizens are all subject to law. A Constitution limits governmental power and requires legal procedure for protecting rights. In an authoritarian system, a ruler may place himself or herself above the law; therefore, option B describes the opposite situation. Exam tip: equality before law and limited government are key features of the rule of law.
View question detailsGoals show future policy and rights give immediate protection. Exam tip: remember the difference between direction and protection.
View question detailsTreating people as the source of power rejects birth-based authority of rulers. Exam tip: remember popular sovereignty.
View question detailsWithout checks one institution may become too powerful. Exam tip: connect checks with rights protection.
View question detailsWritten rights become effective when there is a way to enforce them. Exam tip: remember rights and remedies together.
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