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Civics

Why do we need a Constitution

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Hard · Level 30 · constitution,civil-liberty,limits
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  1. Because government must respect citizens' rights while taking decisions
  2. Because government can work without law
  3. Because citizens' role ends
  4. Because courts automatically close
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,continuity,stability
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  1. Because governments can change but basic rules remain
  2. Because the constitution can never be changed
  3. Because government is above the constitution
  4. Because the constitution works only on election day
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,law-making,procedure
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  1. So that laws are not made arbitrarily
  2. So that laws are written by only one person
  3. So that citizens do not know laws
  4. So that judiciary does not understand law
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,citizen-state,rights
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  1. So that the state has complete control over citizens
  2. So that citizens can claim rights even against the state
  3. So that citizens give up rights
  4. So that state accountability ends
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,electoral-majority,limits
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  1. Because electoral victory is never valid
  2. Because electoral victory gives rights only to opposition
  3. Because the winner also governs within constitutional limits
  4. Because the constitution ends elections
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,community,dispute-resolution
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  1. By giving permanent dominance to one community
  2. By erasing identities of all communities
  3. By keeping rules unclear
  4. By giving common rights and fair rules
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,remedies,rights
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  1. So that rights can be enforced
  2. So that rights remain slogans only
  3. So that courts remain away from citizens
  4. So that government can remove rights
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,participation,representation
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  1. Only tax collection system
  2. System of elections representation and rights
  3. System of secret administration
  4. Only punishment system
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,governance-framework,institutions
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  1. It only lists leaders' names
  2. It only tells court buildings
  3. It provides the system of institutions powers procedures and rights
  4. It decides every citizen's private life
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,crisis,constitutionalism
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  1. Because rights automatically end in a crisis
  2. Because rules and limits are needed even more in a crisis
  3. Because citizens have no importance in a crisis
  4. Because courts always remain closed in a crisis
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,rights-protection,courts
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  1. Government punishes critics without rules
  2. Citizens get a chance to protect rights in court
  3. All decisions are made by secret orders
  4. Majority excludes a group from voting
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,cultural-rights,diversity
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  1. To give respect and protection to diversity
  2. To recognise only majority culture
  3. To ban all languages
  4. To base citizenship on religion
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,supreme-law,ordinary-law
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  1. Ordinary law is above the constitution
  2. The constitution is the supreme basis for ordinary laws
  3. The constitution is only an oral rule
  4. Ordinary laws can never be changed
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,equality,state-duty
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  1. The state must follow equal treatment and anti-discrimination policy
  2. The state protects only powerful people
  3. The state makes inequality a law
  4. The state abolishes courts
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,three-organs,checks
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  1. So that all organs are under one person
  2. So that functions and checks are clear
  3. So that citizens' rights are hidden
  4. So that elections are unnecessary
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,popular-sovereignty,democracy
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  1. It treats people as the source of authority
  2. It keeps people away from voting
  3. It gives final power only to the army
  4. It gives rulers power by birth
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,election-process,representation
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  1. Popular representation
  2. Weather forecast
  3. Market control
  4. Family system
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,social-contract,consent
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  1. Because it states the basic agreement between citizens and the state
  2. Because it is only a business agreement
  3. Because it deprives citizens of rights
  4. Because it is only a punishment list
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,future-security,institutions
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  1. Because it gives fundamental rights and stable institutional rules
  2. Because it gives arbitrary freedom to every government
  3. Because it ends the people's role
  4. Because it makes laws temporary
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,accountability,citizens
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  1. System of rights and accountability
  2. System of secret rule
  3. System of hereditary power
  4. System of one-party dominance