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Civics

The significance of rights in a democracy

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Hard · Level 67 · democratic rights,dignity,equality
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  1. Because they also ensure dignity, equality and accountability
  2. Because they make government permanent
  3. Because they make elections unnecessary
  4. Because they reduce citizens' role
Hard · Level 67 · majority,minority,constitutional check
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  1. Tools increasing government power
  2. Constitutional check on majority arbitrariness
  3. A way to remove minority rights
  4. A reason to postpone elections
Hard · Level 67 · elected government,control,democratic values
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  1. Because rights only allow citizens to pay taxes
  2. Because rights change election results
  3. Because citizens' control over power becomes weak
  4. Because the need for courts ends
Hard · Level 67 · majority rule,basic freedoms,democracy
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  1. They always declare the majority wrong
  2. They place minorities above the majority
  3. They legally stop elections
  4. They protect the basic freedoms of all citizens
Hard · Level 67 · dissent,criticism,freedom
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  1. Protection of democratic dissent
  2. Complete acceptance of government order
  3. End of voting right
  4. End of citizens' duties
Hard · Level 67 · accountability,state,citizens
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  1. Rights limit citizens only to private life
  2. Rights enable citizens to demand reasons and justice from the state
  3. Rights free the government from law
  4. Rights make administration secret
Hard · Level 67 · unjust law,equality,challenge
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  1. In accepting the law as automatically correct
  2. In making government harsher
  3. As a basis to challenge an unjust law
  4. As advice for citizens to remain silent
Hard · Level 67 · judiciary,legal remedy,rights
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  1. Because judiciary runs election campaigns
  2. Because judiciary makes laws instead of parliament
  3. Because judiciary always removes government
  4. Because judiciary can provide relief when rights are violated
Hard · Level 67 · social equality,weaker sections,discrimination
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  1. They protect weaker sections against discrimination
  2. They make privileges permanent in society
  3. They protect only political parties
  4. They base citizenship on wealth
Hard · Level 67 · state power,civil liberty,protection
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  1. When government respectfully listens to criticism
  2. When state power starts suppressing civil liberty
  3. When people stand in line to vote
  4. When normal discussion happens in parliament
Hard · Level 67 · rights and duties,respect,citizenship
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  1. Duties end when rights are received
  2. Duties are only for government
  3. Respecting others' rights is necessary along with one's own rights
  4. Rights are against duties
Hard · Level 67 · active citizenship,injustice,legal voice
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  1. Only praise the government
  2. Only follow the majority
  3. Stay active only on election day
  4. Raise legal and public voice against injustice
Hard · Level 67 · limited government,control,rights
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  1. Because they set limits on government
  2. Because they free citizens from law
  3. Because they end electoral competition
  4. Because they end parliament
Hard · Level 67 · awareness,participation,accountability
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  1. Government automatically becomes more transparent
  2. Citizen participation and accountability may weaken
  3. All injustices automatically end
  4. Role of courts ends
Hard · Level 67 · court relief,arrest,rights
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  1. A citizen complains about weather
  2. A citizen remembers exam date
  3. A citizen seeks court relief against arrest without reason
  4. A citizen buys goods in the market
Hard · Level 67 · dissent,policy,democratic discussion
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  1. Because dissent is always wrong
  2. Because government should punish every critic
  3. Because majority opinion can never change
  4. Because people have freedom to hold different views on policy
Hard · Level 67 · citizens,subjects,participation
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  1. They give citizens power to claim, participate and question
  2. They make citizens only obey orders
  3. They give citizens no role in governance
  4. They keep citizens away from political life
Hard · Level 67 · dignity,majority,individual rights
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  1. A popular decision is always right
  2. Basic dignity of the individual must remain protected in democracy
  3. Dignity belongs only to the majority
  4. Individual dignity has no importance in democracy
Hard · Level 67 · transparency,information,governance
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  1. They make administration fully secret
  2. They remove people from decision-making
  3. They give citizens a basis to ask for information and reasons
  4. They protect only officials' interests
Hard · Level 67 · moral limit,state,society
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  1. Because they protect only the freedom of the rich
  2. Because they make laws unnecessary
  3. Because they exclude minorities from citizenship
  4. Because they show what the state and society cannot do to citizens