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Civics

Right to Freedom

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Hard · Level 78 · right to freedom,democracy,participation
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  1. Power to speak and participate in public issues
  2. Power to remain above law
  3. Power to end others' freedom
  4. Power to keep government free from criticism
Hard · Level 78 · freedom of expression,accountability,criticism
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  1. Expression allows citizens to question and criticize power
  2. Expression keeps citizens always silent
  3. Expression places government above law
  4. Expression is only private entertainment
Hard · Level 78 · censorship,expression,government criticism
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  1. Right against Exploitation
  2. Freedom of expression
  3. Cultural Right
  4. Abolition of titles
Hard · Level 78 · incitement,reasonable restriction,expression
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  1. When speech makes peaceful criticism
  2. When speech incites violence
  3. When a citizen asks questions
  4. When a student writes an essay
Hard · Level 78 · peaceful assembly,violent mob,public safety
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  1. Peaceful assembly is a right but a violent mob harms others' safety
  2. Both are always equal rights
  3. Only a violent mob protects the Constitution
  4. Peaceful assembly is always a crime
Hard · Level 78 · peaceful protest,public order,reasonable restriction
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  1. On the basis of respect for titles
  2. On the basis of public order and safety
  3. On the basis of untouchability
  4. On the basis of buying property
Hard · Level 78 · association,collective action,democracy
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  1. It lets citizens present ideas and demands collectively
  2. It keeps citizens isolated and weak
  3. It puts every association above law
  4. It allows only officials to form groups
Hard · Level 78 · association,unlawful activity,violence
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  1. Forming an environment club
  2. Forming a study group
  3. Forming an organization to spread violence
  4. Forming a cleanliness campaign group
Hard · Level 78 · movement,opportunity,right to freedom
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  1. Citizens can access education, work, and life opportunities
  2. Citizens become outside law
  3. Citizens can live only in birthplace
  4. Citizens can take others' property
Hard · Level 78 · movement,public health,reasonable restriction
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  1. Restriction only on caste basis
  2. Temporary legal restriction for public health
  3. Permanent restriction only on religious basis
  4. Stopping entry into a state without reason
Hard · Level 78 · residence,national citizenship,opportunity
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  1. Equal civic opportunity within the country
  2. Rule of living only in birthplace
  3. Dividing citizens into permanent classes
  4. Giving separate citizenship to every state
Hard · Level 78 · residence,settlement,right to freedom
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  1. Freedom of Religion
  2. Freedom of residence and settlement
  3. Abolition of titles
  4. Prohibition of trafficking
Hard · Level 78 · profession,qualification,regulation
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  1. So that public safety and fair standards are maintained
  2. So choosing any profession becomes impossible
  3. So only rich people work
  4. So all professions become crimes
Hard · Level 78 · doctor,qualification,professional freedom
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  1. Because qualification rules are necessary for public safety
  2. Because choosing a profession is not a right
  3. Because medicine is always illegal
  4. Because every qualification is discrimination
Hard · Level 78 · article 21,right to life,personal liberty,constitutional rights,human dignity,civics class 9
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  1. Constitutional protection of a life with dignity and personal liberty
  2. Only the freedom to receive government titles
  3. Only the right to buy and sell property
  4. Only the right to choose a polling booth
Hard · Level 78 · personal liberty,legal procedure,arbitrary detention
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  1. To prevent arbitrary arrest and detention by the state
  2. To make every arrest a punishment
  3. To keep citizens away from courts
  4. To place police above law
Hard · Level 78 · arrest grounds,legal defence,liberty safeguard
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  1. Giving the person an opportunity to defend
  2. Keeping arrest secret
  3. Preventing meeting with lawyer
  4. Removing role of magistrate
Hard · Level 78 · lawyer,arrest safeguard,fair procedure
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  1. So that the person can prepare legal defence
  2. So detention always remains long
  3. So the need for court ends
  4. So police alone gives final decision
Hard · Level 78 · magistrate,twenty four hours,detention
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  1. Arbitrary and prolonged detention
  2. Public debate
  3. Peaceful assembly
  4. Choosing profession
Hard · Level 78 · arrest safeguards,personal liberty,fair procedure
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  1. Personal liberty and fair procedure
  2. Abolition of titles
  3. Language right
  4. Religious propagation