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Civics

Why do we need a Constitution

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Hard · Level 29 · constitution,majority power,rights
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  1. As a limit of rights on majority power
  2. As giving full arbitrariness to government
  3. As ending elections
  4. As weakening rights
Hard · Level 29 · separation of powers,arbitrariness,accountability
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  1. All institutions will become more independent
  2. Power may concentrate at one place and increase arbitrariness
  3. Citizens' rights will automatically be protected
  4. Judiciary will always become strong
Hard · Level 29 · citizen rights,institutions,constitution need
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  1. Because institutions without rights may not protect citizens' freedom
  2. Because citizens' rights are unnecessary in democracy
  3. Because only leaders are the subject of constitution
  4. Because writing rights is always wrong
Hard · Level 29 · diversity,shared agreement,equal rights
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  1. Because it writes only one community's will
  2. Because it connects different groups through shared rules and equal rights
  3. Because it forcibly removes diversity
  4. Because it divides citizens into separate countries
Hard · Level 29 · supreme law,ordinary law,rights protection
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  1. So government cannot easily remove basic rights through ordinary law
  2. So ordinary law may replace the constitution
  3. So citizens' rights become less important
  4. So courts cannot check anything
Hard · Level 29 · elected leader,constitutional limits,democracy
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  1. Winning election gives unlimited power
  2. Constitution ends after election
  3. Even an elected leader is under constitutional limits
  4. Citizens get no rights
Hard · Level 29 · citizenship,rights,participation
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  1. By asking them only to obey orders
  2. By keeping them outside governance
  3. By hiding their rights
  4. By giving rights participation and legal protection
Hard · Level 29 · constitutional ideals,values,future direction
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  1. They set direction and values for governance and society
  2. They are only decorative words
  3. They remove citizens' rights
  4. They stop elections
Hard · Level 29 · amendment,flexibility,constitutional change
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  1. The constitution may not improve according to changing times
  2. Government will always remain limited
  3. Citizens' rights will automatically increase
  4. Shared rules will become clearer
Hard · Level 29 · constitutional stability,broad consent,trust
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  1. Democratic trust and stability may weaken
  2. Citizens' rights will always strengthen
  3. Shared rules will immediately become popular
  4. Need for courts will end
Hard · Level 29 · power and freedom,rights,limited government
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  1. By giving unlimited power to government
  2. By giving government power but binding it with rights and limits
  3. By removing citizens' freedom
  4. By ending judiciary
Hard · Level 29 · south africa,shared constitution,equal rights
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  1. It shows a divided society can build a democracy with equal rights through a shared constitution
  2. It shows constitution is useless
  3. It says rights should be removed
  4. It says elections are not needed
Hard · Level 29 · written constitution,clarity,constitutional check
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  1. Clarity and checking of rules will be weak
  2. Citizens' rights will be more secure
  3. Government will automatically remain limited
  4. Justice will always be ensured
Hard · Level 29 · independent judiciary,judicial review,rights
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  1. So it can constitutionally check government and laws
  2. So it always agrees with government
  3. So it ends citizens' rights
  4. So it stops elections
Hard · Level 29 · democracy beyond elections,rights,accountability
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  1. It fixes rights limits institutions and accountability
  2. It ends voting
  3. It separates citizens from governance
  4. It only tells election date
Hard · Level 29 · election rules,democratic mandate,legitimacy
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  1. Disputes over people's participation and mandate may increase
  2. Elections will become more transparent
  3. Rights will automatically be protected
  4. Government will always be stable
Hard · Level 29 · justice,equal rights,fair process
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  1. By fixing equal rights fair process and limits on power
  2. By giving only harsh punishment
  3. By keeping rights secret
  4. By making power unlimited
Hard · Level 29 · powerful class,equality,constitutional standard
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  1. As a higher test of equality and rights
  2. As private permission of the powerful class
  3. As removal of weaker people's rights
  4. As making laws unimportant
Hard · Level 29 · duties,rights,responsibility
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  1. So freedom responsibility and collective life remain balanced
  2. So rights are ended
  3. So citizens withdraw from governance
  4. So government becomes unlimited
Hard · Level 29 · constitutional review,accountability,arbitrariness
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  1. Protection from arbitrariness and accountable governance
  2. End of rights
  3. Unlimited power of government
  4. Silence of citizens