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Civics

The significance of rights in a democracy

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Hard · Level 69 · reasonable restrictions,liberty,public order
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  1. Government repression and citizen silence
  2. Liberty and social order
  3. Dictatorship and monarchy
  4. Inequality and privilege
Hard · Level 69 · public debate,ideas,accountability
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  1. They let citizens hold different views and examine power
  2. They limit debate only to officials
  3. They keep people away from government decisions
  4. They turn every opposition into violence
Hard · Level 69 · arbitrary arrest,personal liberty,due process
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  1. Due legal process and personal liberty
  2. Hereditary rule
  3. Secret administration
  4. Uncontrolled police power
Hard · Level 69 · elections,political freedom,rights
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  1. Because citizens cannot freely campaign, organize, and criticize
  2. Because voter lists will always be long
  3. Because polling stations will be more
  4. Because results will come quickly
Hard · Level 69 · rights and duties,responsibility,democracy
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  1. Violation of others' rights in the name of freedom
  2. Expansion of equality
  3. Impartiality of courts
  4. Citizen awareness
Hard · Level 69 · institutional trust,rights protection,justice
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  1. Because secure rights allow citizens to expect justice and fairness
  2. Because rights weaken institutions
  3. Because rights make citizens inactive
  4. Because rights close courts
Hard · Level 69 · social justice,weaker sections,discrimination
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  1. They give weaker groups legal strength against exploitation and discrimination
  2. They separate weaker groups from society
  3. They protect only powerful classes
  4. They make inequality permanent
Hard · Level 69 · free press,information,accountability
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  1. Because it gives citizens information, criticism, and alternative viewpoints
  2. Because it only spreads government publicity
  3. Because it keeps people away from decisions
  4. Because it makes rights irrelevant
Hard · Level 69 · association,collective voice,participation
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  1. It lets people build collective pressure on common interests
  2. It makes every group illegal
  3. It forces citizens to remain isolated
  4. It makes public issues private
Hard · Level 69 · due process,punishment,state power
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  1. Keeping state power within just limits
  2. Giving unlimited authority to the state
  3. Keeping citizens outside law
  4. Making elections permanent
Hard · Level 69 · civil liberties,majority power,limited government
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  1. They prevent majority power from becoming unlimited against civil liberties
  2. They stop citizens from voting
  3. They hide the state from citizens
  4. They make law only decorative
Hard · Level 69 · education,equal opportunity,dignity
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  1. They protect equality of opportunity and dignity
  2. They make education a privilege
  3. They legalize discrimination
  4. They end citizenship
Hard · Level 69 · constitution,written rights,stable protection
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  1. So they provide stable protection above changing will of government
  2. So they are read only on election day
  3. So there is more control over citizens
  4. So the role of courts ends
Hard · Level 69 · governance reform,petition,peaceful protest
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  1. Citizens can demand reform through criticism, petition, and peaceful protest
  2. Citizens always stay away from governance
  3. Government improves without public opinion
  4. Rights stop reform
Hard · Level 69 · quality of democracy,liberty,equality,accountability
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  1. Quality of democracy is decided only by voting percentage
  2. Rights make citizens' liberty, equality, and accountability real
  3. Rights weaken electoral participation
  4. Rights are optional in democracy
Hard · Level 69 · independent judiciary,rights protection,impartiality
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  1. It will be difficult to get impartial relief against government
  2. Rights will become more secure
  3. Citizens will get immediate justice
  4. Arbitrary power will automatically decrease
Hard · Level 69 · fearless citizenship,arbitrary power,rights
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  1. They give citizens legal protection from arbitrary power
  2. They tell citizens never to ask questions
  3. They give citizens only fear of punishment
  4. They keep governance secret
Hard · Level 69 · citizen state relation,limits,claims
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  1. They clarify limits and claims between citizens and the state
  2. They make the state owner of citizens
  3. They free citizens from all laws
  4. They make society rightless
Hard · Level 69 · legitimacy,rights violation,critics
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  1. When government punishes critics without hearing
  2. When citizens hold peaceful assembly
  3. When courts protect rights
  4. When elections are held freely
Hard · Level 69 · civic awareness,rights protection,active citizenship
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  1. Aware citizens demand and defend rights better
  2. Awareness makes rights unnecessary
  3. Awareness makes citizens inactive
  4. Rights exist only in an uneducated society