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Civics

Why do we need a Constitution

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Expert · Level 29 · ethical governance,accountability,public interest
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  1. By making power accountable and bound to public interest
  2. By linking power to private benefit
  3. By weakening citizens
  4. By removing rules
Expert · Level 29 · pre decided rules,predictability,stability
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  1. Predictability stability and trust increase in political decisions
  2. Government gets freedom to change rules every day
  3. Citizens are kept outside rights
  4. Role of courts ends
Expert · Level 29 · rights,balance,responsibility
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  1. Confusion may arise over interpretation and balance of rights
  2. Government will become infinitely just
  3. Citizenship will end
  4. Elections will stop
Expert · Level 29 · government formation,control,limits
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  1. It creates institutions and limits their powers
  2. It destroys government
  3. It only orders citizens
  4. It leaves power without limits
Expert · Level 29 · policy making,rights,constitutional limits
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  1. Providing a test of rights and constitutional limits
  2. Making policy completely secret
  3. Giving government unlimited policy power
  4. Keeping citizens away from policy
Expert · Level 29 · constitution, constitutional design, civics, functions of constitution, rights, limited government
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  1. Protecting citizens' rights
  2. Defining the powers and limits of government
  3. Setting rules for coordination among different groups
  4. Making every citizen's daily personal decisions
Expert · Level 29 · durable democracy,accountability,rights protection
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  1. By giving stable rules rights protection accountability and peaceful transfer of power
  2. By giving only slogans
  3. By making government unlimited
  4. By making minorities rightless
Expert · Level 29 · expert summary,limited power,accountable governance
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  1. It makes power legitimate limited accountable and subject to rights
  2. It makes power private and unlimited
  3. It excludes citizens from governance
  4. It makes justice and rights unnecessary
Expert · Level 29 · analytical answer,constitution functions,exam strategy
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  1. Shared rules limited government rights protection division of power and shared values
  2. Only the name of constitution
  3. Only discussion of elections
  4. Only list of leaders
Expert · Level 29 · final conclusion,constitution need,democracy
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  1. Constitution gives society shared rules, limits power, protects rights and makes democracy legitimate and durable
  2. Constitution is only decoration of governance
  3. Constitution ends citizens' freedom
  4. Constitution is separate from democracy
Expert · Level 30 · constitution,constitutionalism,values
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  1. It also defines shared values and limits on power
  2. It only lists government employees
  3. It keeps citizens outside governance
  4. It only explains tax collection
Expert · Level 30 · constitution,majority,limits
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  1. Because the winning majority becomes above the constitution
  2. Because majority power must also remain limited by rights and rules
  3. Because elections are unimportant in democracy
  4. Because the constitution is only for losers
Expert · Level 30 · constitution,legitimacy,consent
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  1. It gives rulers power without accountability
  2. It keeps citizens away from rights
  3. It shows that power comes through rules and public consent
  4. It recognises only military orders
Expert · Level 30 · constitution,enforceable-rights,courts
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  1. So that rights remain only slogans
  2. So that government never accepts rights
  3. So that citizens are denied access to courts
  4. So that rights get real protection
Expert · Level 30 · constitution,diversity,inclusion
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  1. To build shared trust among diverse groups
  2. To erase all identities
  3. To give power to only one community
  4. To end linguistic and cultural rights
Expert · Level 30 · constitution,precommitment,power-limits
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  1. Because it allows government to break rules in future
  2. Because society decides in advance the limits within which power will operate
  3. Because it asks citizens to give up rights in future
  4. Because it makes elections uncertain
Expert · Level 30 · constitution,institutions,stability
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  1. Citizens will automatically become more powerful
  2. Laws will become unnecessary
  3. Conflict and power struggle among institutions may increase
  4. All elections will become simpler
Expert · Level 30 · constitution,civil-liberty,democracy
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  1. Because civil liberty exists to make governance difficult
  2. Because government is always above liberty
  3. Because removing rights in the name of convenience can weaken democracy
  4. Because liberty is only for leaders
Expert · Level 30 · constitution,constitutionalism,limited-government
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  1. Power remains limited and controlled by the constitution
  2. Power remains only in the hands of a powerful person
  3. Government remains above law
  4. Citizens do not get rights
Expert · Level 30 · constitution,future-generations,stability
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  1. Because it ends citizens' rights in future
  2. Because it carries forward lasting values and institutional safeguards
  3. Because it asks every generation to make a new country
  4. Because it stops future elections