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Civics

Why do we need a Constitution

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Hard · Level 28 · legitimacy,people consent,constitutional rules
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  1. Because it connects power with people's consent and rules
  2. Because it separates government from people
  3. Because it keeps rights only with rulers
  4. Because it always stops elections
Hard · Level 28 · majoritarianism,democracy,rights limits
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  1. Because the majority may accept no limits on itself
  2. Because a Constitution always removes the majority
  3. Because elections automatically protect rights
  4. Because minorities never want rights
Hard · Level 28 · separation of powers,checks and balances,democratic safeguard
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  1. Because it concentrates all power in one person
  2. Because citizens' rights end through it
  3. Because it creates control over misuse of power
  4. Because courts become subordinate to government
Hard · Level 28 · fundamental rights,government policy,civil liberty
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  1. Because policies are always above rights
  2. Because rights protect citizens' basic liberties
  3. Because rights apply only on election day
  4. Because government can remove rights without reason
Hard · Level 28 · arbitrary state action,judicial remedies,rights
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  1. Framework of only government orders
  2. Framework of only administrative permission
  3. Framework of only tax collection
  4. Framework of rights limits and judicial remedies
Hard · Level 28 · shared agreement,social contract,constitution
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  1. Governance runs only by force
  2. Citizens and institutions accept shared rules
  3. Rights are only rulers' mercy
  4. Laws should always be secret
Hard · Level 28 · independent judiciary,citizen rights,constitutional protection
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  1. Because independent courts can check government arbitrariness
  2. Because courts should always support government
  3. Because citizens do not need to seek justice
  4. Because rights depend only on Parliament's wish
Hard · Level 28 · equality,rule of law,governance
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  1. Because without equality law can become a tool of discrimination
  2. Because equality ends all institutions
  3. Because equality applies only to the rich
  4. Because equality is against democracy
Hard · Level 28 · rights,reasonable limits,social order
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  1. Balance between civil liberty and social order
  2. Balance between governance and arbitrariness
  3. Balance between democracy and repression
  4. Balance between law and secret orders
Hard · Level 28 · amendment process,constitutional stability,basic rules
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  1. Because government can remove basic rights quickly
  2. Because it maintains stability and security of basic rules
  3. Because it makes constitutional change impossible
  4. Because it makes citizens' consent unnecessary
Hard · Level 28 · political power,institutional rules,limited power
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  1. It decides which institution has power and up to what limit
  2. It places the leader above all rules
  3. It leaves governance only to commands
  4. It keeps citizens outside institutions
Hard · Level 28 · future vision,constitutional ideals,institutions
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  1. It turns goals into rights institutions and rules
  2. It keeps goals secret
  3. It separates future from governance
  4. It stops citizens from deciding goals
Hard · Level 28 · diversity,conflict reduction,shared rules
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  1. It divides all groups into separate laws
  2. It gives shared rules rights and procedure
  3. It stops dialogue
  4. It writes only the will of the majority
Hard · Level 28 · elections,civil liberty,constitutional limits
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  1. Because elections always give citizens rights
  2. Because after elections the winner may limit rights
  3. Because elections are always above the Constitution
  4. Because citizens do not participate in elections
Hard · Level 28 · duties,rights,responsibility
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  1. Because responsible citizens respect others' rights
  2. Because duties remove all rights
  3. Because duties apply only to government
  4. Because rights and duties have no relation
Hard · Level 28 · rule of law,authoritarian rule,constitutional limits,equality before law,limited government
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  1. Law applies equally to everyone, and government power is limited by the Constitution
  2. The ruler is exempt from law in the name of public interest
  3. Law applies only to citizens, not to the government
  4. The government may take away citizens’ rights without legal procedure
Hard · Level 28 · directive goals,rights,constitutional aims
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  1. Because goals guide government and rights protect citizens
  2. Because rights have no relation with governance
  3. Because goals always end rights
  4. Because a Constitution writes only goals not rights
Hard · Level 28 · popular sovereignty,people power,authoritarian rule
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  1. Governance based on public consent
  2. Hereditary or divine-right authoritarian rule
  3. Representative democracy
  4. Rule-based transfer of power
Hard · Level 28 · institutional checks,power concentration,rights violation
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  1. Concentration of power and violation of rights
  2. Greater protection of civil liberty
  3. Complete independence of judiciary
  4. Automatic expansion of equality
Hard · Level 28 · written rights,enforcement,judicial protection
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  1. Only beautiful language
  2. Through judicial protection and enforcement process
  3. By keeping rights secret
  4. By arbitrary will of government