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Civics

Why do we need a Constitution

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Hard · Level 29 · legitimacy,consent,rights
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  1. By making governance based on people's consent rights and rules
  2. By making governance based only on fear
  3. By making one person's will law
  4. By removing citizens' rights
Hard · Level 29 · short term politics,stability,basic values
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  1. Long-term stability and protection of basic values
  2. Leaders' arbitrariness will reduce
  3. Citizens' rights will become more stable
  4. Constitutional trust will increase
Hard · Level 29 · rights protection,limited government,legitimate governance
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  1. Because it gives government limits to work justly and legitimately
  2. Because rights end government
  3. Because citizens' rights always stop governance
  4. Because constitution is not related to government
Hard · Level 20 · constitution,limited power,rights,accountability,Why do we need a Constitution,Constitutional Design,Civics,Class 9 MCQ
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  1. It is the basis of shared rules limited power rights protection institutional accountability and future values
  2. It is only a list of holidays and names
  3. It is only a book giving orders to leaders
  4. It ends citizens' role
Hard · Level 29 · exam strategy,arbitrary power,constitutional checks
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  1. Through division of power rights protection judicial review and clear procedure
  2. Only through election date
  3. Only through leader's name
  4. Only by writing slogans
Hard · Level 29 · equality,institutions,implementation
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  1. Because institutional arrangement is needed to bring values into practice
  2. Because writing equality is always wrong
  3. Because institutions are outside constitution
  4. Because equality has no relation with citizens
Hard · Level 29 · constitutional design,constitution,trust,equality,fundamental rights,limited government
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  1. When it ensures rights, equality and shared rules for all groups
  2. When it recognises only the interests and wishes of the powerful class
  3. When it keeps citizens’ rights and limits on government unclear
  4. When it gives the government unlimited power over citizens’ rights
Hard · Level 29 · rule of law,constitutional design,limited government,constitutionalism,citizens rights
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  1. Because it ensures that both the government and citizens are subject to the law
  2. Because it places an elected government above the law
  3. Because it gives legal rights only to wealthy citizens
  4. Because it removes the need for courts
Hard · Level 29 · final conclusion,constitution need,durable democracy
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  1. A constitution gives a country shared rules limits government protects rights and makes democracy durable
  2. A constitution is only decoration of governance
  3. A constitution makes citizens rightless
  4. A constitution is separate from democracy
Hard · Level 29 · checks on power,accountability,constitution need
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  1. Misuse of power and lack of accountability
  2. Greater protection of citizens' rights
  3. Automatic strengthening of judiciary
  4. Complete guarantee of democracy
Expert · Level 28 · legitimacy,people consent,constitutional rules
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  1. Because it links power with people's consent and rules
  2. Because it always keeps power secret
  3. Because it keeps citizens out of governance
  4. Because it makes rights only rulers' mercy
Expert · Level 28 · majority rule,rights,dignity
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  1. To keep the majority out of power
  2. To protect every citizen's rights and dignity
  3. To permanently stop elections
  4. To always give rule to minorities
Expert · Level 28 · separation of powers,checks,limited government
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  1. Because it gives all power to one leader
  2. Because it ends citizens' liberty
  3. Because it prevents concentration and misuse of power
  4. Because it removes courts
Expert · Level 28 · fundamental rights,ordinary law,rights protection
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  1. Because ordinary laws never change
  2. Because rights work only on election day
  3. Because government can remove all rights without rules
  4. Because the Constitution gives rights higher and lasting protection
Expert · Level 28 · electoral democracy,winner power,constitutional limits
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  1. Unlimited power of the winner
  2. Automatic protection of rights
  3. Complete independence of courts
  4. Equal security of every group
Expert · Level 28 · constitutional remedies,enforcement,citizen rights
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  1. It makes rights only moral advice
  2. It gives citizens a way to enforce rights
  3. It weakens courts
  4. It places government above rights
Expert · Level 28 · social contract,shared rules,public consent
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  1. People of society accept shared rules
  2. Only the king makes rules
  3. Citizens have no consent
  4. Rights are only the mercy of government
Expert · Level 28 · civil liberty,social order,reasonable limits
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  1. By ending all liberties
  2. By removing all rules
  3. By giving rights and fixing reasonable limits
  4. By giving government arbitrary freedom
Expert · Level 28 · popular sovereignty,birth privilege,democracy
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  1. Popular sovereignty
  2. Representative government
  3. Public consent
  4. Birth-based right to rule
Expert · Level 28 · institutional checks,power concentration,rights violation
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  1. Power may concentrate in one place and violate rights
  2. Civil liberty will automatically increase
  3. Every institution will become equally accountable
  4. Minorities will automatically be protected