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Civics

Why do we need a Constitution

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Hard · Level 28 · equal citizenship,birth privilege,equality before law
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  1. It treats all citizens equal before law
  2. It gives more rights on the basis of birth
  3. It decides citizenship by family
  4. It rejects equality
Hard · Level 28 · accountability,elections,rule following
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  1. Because between elections government must follow rights and rules
  2. Because elections have no relation with democracy
  3. Because elections always end rights
  4. Because the Constitution stops elections
Hard · Level 28 · rights,equal treatment,state
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  1. The state is bound to treat all citizens on the basis of equal rights
  2. The state recognises only powerful citizens
  3. The state gives different ranks to citizens
  4. The state treats rights only as wishes
Hard · Level 28 · political participation,representation,voting
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  1. Citizens get a basis to elect representatives and raise voice
  2. Citizens are kept outside politics
  3. Representatives are decided only by birth
  4. Government runs without public opinion
Hard · Level 28 · limits of power,democratic fear,citizen trust
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  1. Citizens know that government cannot go beyond fixed limits
  2. Citizens know that government is unlimited
  3. Citizens do not get information about rights
  4. All institutions come under one person
Hard · Level 28 · law making,rights protection,constitutional balance
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  1. So that society can change while civil liberty remains protected
  2. So that rights always remain below law
  3. So that laws are made without citizens' consent
  4. So that government makes laws without limits
Hard · Level 28 · new nation,citizen trust,shared purpose
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  1. It gives shared rules rights and future direction
  2. It gives separate laws to citizens
  3. It keeps governance completely secret
  4. It makes rights temporary promises
Hard · Level 28 · state citizen relation,duties,limits
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  1. So that rights duties and limits of power remain clear
  2. So that citizens remain outside the state
  3. So that the state remains above citizens
  4. So that rights have no basis
Hard · Level 28 · social groups,trust,shared framework
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  1. Because shared rules and rights protection will not be clear
  2. Because all groups will automatically become equal
  3. Because government will automatically remain neutral
  4. Because disputes will never arise
Hard · Level 28 · need constitution,democracy,rules rights consent
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  1. It binds power with rules rights and people's consent
  2. It leaves power to the ruler's will
  3. It deprives citizens of rights
  4. It makes democracy only a name
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,limited-government,rights
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  1. Giving unlimited power to government
  2. Controlling government through rights and limits
  3. Permanently stopping elections
  4. Keeping citizens away from governance
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,separation-of-powers,checks
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  1. So that one institution takes all decisions alone
  2. So that citizens' rights decrease
  3. So that no single organ becomes too powerful
  4. So that courts become unnecessary
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,trust,rule-based-governance
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  1. When the government hides rules
  2. When citizens get no rights
  3. When elections happen without rules
  4. When government works according to fixed rules and rights
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,values,governance
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  1. The basic ideals and direction of governance
  2. Every citizen's personal choice
  3. Daily price of every market
  4. Marking scheme of every exam
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,written-rights,citizen-protection
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  1. Government will always remain weak
  2. Protection of rights will become uncertain
  3. Number of elections will increase
  4. Institutions will automatically become independent
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,legitimacy,government
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  1. By checking whether government is formed and run according to rules
  2. By checking how large the government building is
  3. By checking how famous the leader is
  4. By checking whether citizens are silent
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,independent-judiciary,rights
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  1. So that courts only repeat government orders
  2. So that rights and the constitution can be protected fairly
  3. So that elections are not needed
  4. So that citizens cannot file cases
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,diversity,inclusion
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  1. Because it recognises only one group
  2. Because it connects diverse groups through common rules and equal rights
  3. Because it ends all languages
  4. Because it always makes differences a crime
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,need,values
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  1. It is only a tool to make government powerful
  2. It keeps citizens away from decision making
  3. It binds governance with rules rights and values
  4. It replaces law with tradition in society
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,power-limits,public-interest
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  1. So that government becomes too weak to work
  2. So that citizens get no rights
  3. So that law making stops
  4. So that power is used within public interest and rights