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Civics

Why do we need a Constitution

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Hard · Level 28 · civil liberty,good governance,accountability
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  1. Free citizens can criticise government and demand reform
  2. Liberty always ends government
  3. Civil liberty makes governance impossible
  4. Liberty is only for rulers
Hard · Level 28 · minority rights,majority rule,inclusive democracy
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  1. Because all groups trust democracy through it
  2. Because it ends majority citizenship
  3. Because elections stop permanently
  4. Because law becomes unnecessary
Hard · Level 28 · transparent process,legitimacy,trust
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  1. Because process creates legitimacy and trust
  2. Because outcome has no importance
  3. Because process should always be secret
  4. Because process ends citizens' rights
Hard · Level 28 · social justice,equality,institutional measures
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  1. By keeping justice only in speeches
  2. By keeping citizens away from rights
  3. By giving equality rights and institutional measures
  4. By giving unlimited power to government
Hard · Level 28 · shared identity,equal citizenship,political community
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  1. Because it connects all through equal citizenship and rights
  2. Because it gives citizens different ranks by birth
  3. Because it creates identity only for ruling class
  4. Because it ends diversity
Hard · Level 28 · constitution implementation,citizen vigilance,democracy
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  1. Because a Constitution must be implemented through institutions and citizen vigilance
  2. Because a Constitution has no relation with rights
  3. Because a Constitution always stops democracy
  4. Because citizens are not included in a Constitution
Hard · Level 28 · rule of law,fundamental rights,oppression
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  1. Because law without rights can also become oppressive
  2. Because rights end law
  3. Because rule of law is unrelated to citizens
  4. Because rights are only moral advice
Hard · Level 28 · limited government,civil liberty,rights protection
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  1. It stops government from arbitrary interference in private life and rights
  2. It allows government to end every right
  3. It keeps citizens outside rules
  4. It keeps judiciary away from citizens
Hard · Level 28 · federalism,power distribution,large country
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  1. Because it brings governance closer by dividing responsibilities at different levels
  2. Because it ends all states
  3. Because it keeps all power in one office
  4. Because it keeps citizens away from local governance
Hard · Level 28 · citizen consent,legitimacy,rule by force
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  1. Consent makes governance legitimate and acceptable
  2. Consent makes citizens weak
  3. Consent is only the will of the army
  4. Consent ends rights
Hard · Level 28 · stable rules,changing government,democratic continuity
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  1. So that every new government does not arbitrarily change basic rights
  2. So that government never changes
  3. So that elections are always stopped
  4. So that citizens' role ends
Hard · Level 28 · written limits,accountability,courts
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  1. Because citizens and courts can use them as reference
  2. Because written limits always remain secret
  3. Because they make government unlimited
  4. Because they make citizens' rights unclear
Hard · Level 28 · freedom of expression,public opinion,democratic need
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  1. Because citizens can present views criticism and suggestions on governance
  2. Because all institutions end through it
  3. Because government becomes above law
  4. Because it removes the need for voting
Hard · Level 28 · diversity,equal citizenship,constitutional values
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  1. Because equal rights can be given without ending diversity
  2. Because equal citizenship makes diversity a crime
  3. Because diversity has no rights
  4. Because a Constitution recognises only one culture
Hard · Level 28 · judicial review,government power,justice
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  1. Government power becomes subject to judicial review
  2. Government becomes above courts
  3. Citizens are excluded from justice
  4. Rights remain only oral promises
Hard · Level 28 · citizens,rights,participation
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  1. Because it contains citizens' rights participation and protection
  2. Because it has no mention of citizens
  3. Because it is only a list of ministers
  4. Because it excludes people from governance
Hard · Level 28 · justice,liberty,equality,fraternity
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  1. To give moral and social direction to governance
  2. To add only beautiful words
  3. To end citizens' role
  4. To make government absolute
Hard · Level 28 · political disputes,legal process,peaceful resolution
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  1. It gives a legal process for resolving disputes
  2. It declares all disputes as crimes
  3. It keeps citizens away from any process
  4. It lets government suppress every opposition
Hard · Level 28 · governance continuity,institutions,personality politics
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  1. It places institutions and rules above individuals
  2. It makes one leader permanent ruler
  3. It dissolves every institution
  4. It makes citizens only spectators
Hard · Level 28 · economic justice,social justice,state goals
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  1. So that the state works toward reducing inequality
  2. So that government ends rights
  3. So that citizens are removed from politics
  4. So that justice remains limited only to courts