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Civics

The significance of rights in a democracy

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Hard · Level 69 · criticism,accountability,public review
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  1. Accountability of power and public review
  2. Technique of tax collection
  3. Method of secret ballot
  4. Maintenance of court buildings
Hard · Level 69 · equal status,equal protection,citizenship
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  1. They give everyone a claim to equal protection before law
  2. They place only special classes above law
  3. They treat some citizens as inferior
  4. They link citizenship with wealth
Hard · Level 69 · majoritarianism,minority freedoms,rights
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  1. Because minority freedoms will depend on majority will
  2. Because all groups will get more protection
  3. Because courts will become more independent
  4. Because government will automatically become limited
Hard · Level 69 · misuse of rights,reasonable restriction,hate speech
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  1. Writing a peaceful complaint letter
  2. Spreading hatred and inciting violence against a community
  3. Seeking relief from court
  4. Participating in voting
Hard · Level 69 · inequality,empowerment,legal protection
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  1. Because they give weaker citizens legal protection before power
  2. Because they make inequality compulsory
  3. Because they allow only the rich to speak
  4. Because they block access to justice
Hard · Level 69 · democratic culture,tolerance,dissent
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  1. Rights promote tolerance, dialogue, and respect for dissent
  2. Rights make dialogue a crime
  3. Rights teach only obedience
  4. Rights end diverse ideas
Hard · Level 69 · information,criticism,informed decision
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  1. They will not be able to make informed decisions
  2. They will become more free
  3. Government will become more transparent
  4. Protection of rights will become stronger
Hard · Level 69 · legitimate power,state,rights
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  1. They require the state to respect citizens' freedoms
  2. They permit arbitrariness by the state
  3. They remove legal protection from citizens
  4. They make justice unnecessary
Hard · Level 69 · civil society,awareness,rights protection
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  1. It can create awareness, monitoring, and peaceful pressure
  2. It always ends rights
  3. It punishes in place of courts
  4. It removes citizens from public life
Hard · Level 69 · constitutional guarantee,majority opinion,basic rights
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  1. When majority wants to take away freedom of a small group
  2. When majority supports equal rights
  3. When government follows court orders
  4. When citizens vote peacefully
Hard · Level 69 · democratic rights,dissent,peaceful protest,public accountability,civic participation,rule of law
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  1. A means of peaceful reform and public accountability
  2. Permanent political disorder
  3. The end of citizenship rights
  4. A means of weakening the rule of law
Hard · Level 69 · ordinary law,constitutional rights,protection
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  1. Government or majority can easily change or weaken them
  2. They will automatically become stronger
  3. Judiciary will always become inactive
  4. Elections will immediately end
Hard · Level 69 · citizen centered governance,dignity,freedom
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  1. Government must respect citizens' dignity and freedom
  2. Citizens must only obey orders
  3. Government decides without citizens
  4. Citizens' complaints are irrelevant
Hard · Level 69 · institutions,accountability,citizen rights
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  1. They make institutions accountable to citizens' rights
  2. They place institutions above people
  3. They make courts powerless
  4. They make the Constitution merely symbolic
Hard · Level 69 · citizen participation,fear,freedom
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  1. Because citizens cannot express free opinions due to fear
  2. Because citizens will be more fearless
  3. Because government will be more transparent
  4. Because minorities will get more protection
Hard · Level 69 · weaker voices,public issue,rights
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  1. When an affected group raises complaint through court, media, and peaceful assembly
  2. When affected group is always silenced
  3. When punishment is given for complaint
  4. When media is completely banned
Hard · Level 69 · collective interest,justice,respect
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  1. They help create a just and respectful society
  2. They make society rightless
  3. They stop dialogue among groups
  4. They make public good impossible
Hard · Level 69 · rights violation,citizen protection,power control
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  1. Weakness of control over power and citizen protection
  2. Lack of election symbols
  3. Lack of tax rates
  4. Number of school buildings
Hard · Level 69 · aim of rights,dignity,liberty,justice
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  1. To give citizens a dignified, free, and just life
  2. To place government above citizens
  3. To make the majority unlimited
  4. To remove protection of minorities
Hard · Level 69 · significance of rights,citizen centered democracy,just governance
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  1. Rights turn democracy from only an electoral system into citizen-centered just governance
  2. Rights are obstacles in democracy
  3. Rights are only convenience for rulers
  4. Rights take citizens away from accountability