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Why do we need a Constitution

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Hard · Level 30 · constitution,constitutional-practice,institutions
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  1. When government and institutions do not follow its rules
  2. When citizens' rights are protected
  3. When courts are independent
  4. When elections are regular
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,protective-shield,rights
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  1. Because it also gives institutions and process to enforce rights
  2. Because it makes rights temporary
  3. Because it lets government take away rights
  4. Because it keeps citizens away from justice
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,national-unity,citizenship
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  1. By placing one group above others
  2. By giving common citizen rights and a common political framework
  3. By ending all local identities
  4. By dividing citizens into separate laws
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,rule-of-law,supreme-rules
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  1. Because supreme rules and limits on power will not be clear
  2. Because citizens will become more free
  3. Because justice will happen automatically
  4. Because government will always remain fair
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,policy-goals,welfare
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  1. So that the state moves society in a just direction
  2. So that citizens' rights disappear
  3. So that government makes no policy
  4. So that institutions end
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,elections,rights
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  1. Because elections form government and rights protect citizens
  2. Because rights end elections
  3. Because citizens are not needed in elections
  4. Because rights are only for leaders
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,informed-citizenship,institutions
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  1. Because it tells how state institutions will work
  2. Because it only tells the weather
  3. Because it writes market prices
  4. Because it tells all events of history
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,weaker-sections,social-justice
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  1. Because the constitution gives rights protection to weaker groups
  2. Because the constitution gives full freedom to the powerful
  3. Because the constitution excludes weaker groups from citizenship
  4. Because the constitution makes inequality compulsory
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,legal-enforcement,rights
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  1. Because it can be legally enforced
  2. Because it is only part of a speech
  3. Because no institution accepts it
  4. Because it weakens citizens
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,consent,legitimacy
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  1. So that the constitution gets wider acceptance and legitimacy
  2. So that the constitution becomes one party's document
  3. So that citizens are excluded
  4. So that governance remains secret
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,rule of law,equality before law,limited government,civic rights
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  1. So that under the rule of law, both government and citizens are bound by law
  2. So that the government is not accountable to law for its decisions
  3. So that citizens do not need to obey laws
  4. So that courts cannot review government actions
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,wrong-statement,majority
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  1. The constitution limits government power
  2. The constitution protects citizens' rights
  3. The constitution gives unlimited power to the majority
  4. The constitution decides functions of institutions
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,checks,majoritarianism
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  1. Responsible government
  2. Constitutional government
  3. Arbitrary majority power
  4. Rights-based government
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,equality,liberty
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  1. Citizens get the basis for equal respect and free life
  2. Equality completely ends liberty
  3. Liberty goes only to powerful people
  4. The state takes away all rights from citizens
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,complaint,justice
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  1. Because there would be no clear basis of rights and procedure
  2. Because all officials will always be just
  3. Because there will be no dispute
  4. Because government will give more rights to citizens
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,public-purpose,accountability
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  1. So that power is used for public interest instead of private gain
  2. So that leaders make private gain law
  3. So that citizens are excluded from governance
  4. So that the state has no responsibility
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,citizenship,rights
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  1. It gives citizens equal rights and legal protection
  2. It makes citizenship only a name of residence
  3. It keeps citizens away from politics
  4. It divides citizens into unequal statuses
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,democracy,foundation
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  1. It decides elections governance rights limits and institutions
  2. It only asks citizens to obey orders
  3. It makes government unlimited in every decision
  4. It separates society from rights
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,citizen-rights,power-balance
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  1. Protection of citizens will become weak
  2. Government will become more accountable
  3. Courts will automatically become stronger
  4. Majority power will become limited
Hard · Level 30 · constitution,governance-process,accountability
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  1. They can know whether decisions are being taken according to rules
  2. They become above the law
  3. They are excluded from elections
  4. They cannot criticise the government