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Civics

The significance of rights in a democracy

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Medium · Level 70 · discrimination,equality,weaker groups
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  1. Providing equality and protection against discrimination
  2. Making discrimination permanent
  3. Removing the group from citizenship
  4. Stopping the demand for justice
Medium · Level 70 · social responsibility,rights of others,democracy
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  1. Because rights are only private property
  2. Because rights permit harming others
  3. Because every right is connected with the rights of others in society
  4. Because no one else matters in society
Medium · Level 70 · decision making,justice,public scrutiny
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  1. They make decisions only in closed rooms
  2. They keep citizens away from information
  3. They make dissent a crime
  4. They give affected people voice and a chance to challenge
Medium · Level 70 · constitutional rights,guarantee,protection
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  1. Because the Constitution weakens rights
  2. Because they cannot be easily removed by ordinary political will
  3. Because constitutional rights are only for rulers
  4. Because the Constitution stops courts
Medium · Level 70 · peaceful transfer of power,opposition,legal methods
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  1. They allow opposition and citizens to use legal methods to express views
  2. They always shut down the opposition
  3. They make every election violent
  4. They stop citizens from speaking
Medium · Level 70 · rights education,awareness,citizenship
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  1. Because knowing rights ends citizenship
  2. Because awareness closes courts
  3. Because aware citizens can protect and use rights properly
  4. Because rights should remain only in books
Medium · Level 70 · political equality,civil liberty,democratic rights
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  1. People only obey orders
  2. Government has no limits
  3. Seeking justice becomes illegal
  4. Political equality and civil liberty become stronger
Medium · Level 70 · right to remedy,courts,enforcement
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  1. It gives citizens freedom to break law
  2. It gives an effective way to enforce rights
  3. It always proves the government right
  4. It limits justice only to the rich
Medium · Level 70 · debate,disagreement,democratic culture
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  1. Because rights give space to express different views respectfully
  2. Because only one opinion works in democracy
  3. Because disagreement is always violence
  4. Because debate makes citizens lose rights
Medium · Level 70 · state policy,petition,assembly
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  1. They order citizens to remain silent
  2. They automatically consider all policies correct
  3. They give freedom to speak, write, assemble, and petition
  4. They stop review of government decisions
Medium · Level 70 · state citizen balance,power,rights
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  1. Complete absolute power of the state
  2. No role for citizens
  3. Absence of courts
  4. Balance of power between the state and citizens
Medium · Level 70 · fear,real freedom,constitutional rights
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  1. Rights are too strong
  2. Real freedom and democratic environment are weak
  3. Number of elections has increased
  4. Citizens need no protection
Medium · Level 70 · social justice,equality,dignity
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  1. They provide a basis to claim against unequal treatment
  2. They hide injustice in society
  3. They stop weaker sections from speaking
  4. They end equality of opportunity
Medium · Level 70 · misuse of rights,reasonable restrictions,respect
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  1. Complete end of all rights
  2. Unlimited government power
  3. Legal limits and respect for rights of others
  4. Silencing minority voices
Medium · Level 70 · citizen government relationship,participation,accountability
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  1. There is no relation between government and citizens
  2. Government stays above citizens without accountability
  3. Citizens always lose rights
  4. Citizens become questioning participants, not merely order-followers
Medium · Level 70 · weak person,legal claim,protection
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  1. They are only for powerful people
  2. They give a legal claim even against a powerful institution
  3. They order the weak person to remain silent
  4. They turn law into personal wish
Medium · Level 70 · neglect of rights,public trust,oppression
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  1. Public trust may fall and rule may become more oppressive
  2. Democracy will automatically become stronger
  3. Civil liberty will always increase
  4. Need for law will end
Medium · Level 70 · safety of citizens,arbitrariness,democratic rights
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  1. Because they place citizens above every law
  2. Because they protect from arbitrariness of government and powerful groups
  3. Because they limit citizens only to voting
  4. Because they end the need for courts
Medium · Level 70 · formal democracy,real democracy,citizen freedom
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  1. Because citizens do not get real freedom and protection
  2. Because rights stop elections
  3. Because citizens are not needed in democracy
  4. Because the Constitution is always oral
Easy · Level 70 · democratic_rights,freedom,real_democracy
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  1. Democracy only in name
  2. A more just system
  3. A system of complete equality
  4. A society without government