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Civics

The significance of rights in a democracy

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Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,significance,democracy
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  1. They prevent government power from becoming arbitrary
  2. They give equal income to every citizen
  3. They end the need for elections
  4. They give special protection only to the majority
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,speech,participation
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  1. Population will increase
  2. Polling stations will decrease
  3. Elections will not create meaningful participation
  4. Court buildings will become smaller
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,claims,protection
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  1. Rights make citizens depend only on mercy
  2. Rights give government unlimited freedom in everything
  3. Rights give citizens claimable protections
  4. Rights are only rules of election campaign
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,courts,enforcement
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  1. They will become more powerful
  2. They will remain paper promises
  3. They will become only tax rules
  4. They will reduce voting age
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,state,accountability
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  1. They make the citizen an obedient subject and the state a master
  2. They make the state accountable to citizens
  3. They keep citizens outside law
  4. They let the state rule without limits
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,dissent,freedom
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  1. When citizens can peacefully criticize
  2. When courts can review government decisions
  3. When law applies equally to all
  4. When the government suppresses opposing views as anti national
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,equality,justice
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  1. They create an atmosphere of equality and justice in society
  2. They only increase private property
  3. They keep citizens away from public life
  4. They end social responsibility
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,duties,respect
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  1. Rights and duties are completely unrelated
  2. Rights are only for those who do not perform duties
  3. Respect for rights also demands respect for others rights
  4. Duties remove the need for rights
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,equal_opportunity,education
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  1. They legitimize the demand for equal opportunity
  2. They make social inequality permanent
  3. They become a basis for removing voter lists
  4. They connect citizenship only with property
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,constitutional_claims,citizenship
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  1. Because rights are legitimate claims of citizens
  2. Because governments never change
  3. Because rights are only for officials
  4. Because rights have no relation with the Constitution
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,press,freedom
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  1. The government closes a critical newspaper without hearing
  2. Citizens peacefully question a policy
  3. Leaders ask people for votes in an election
  4. All students get equal admission rules in school
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,liberty,arrest
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  1. They control the punitive power of the state
  2. They allow citizens not to pay taxes
  3. They close courts
  4. They only create election manifestos
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,majority_limits,tyranny
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  1. Because no moral or legal limit will remain on majority decisions
  2. Because elections will become very costly
  3. Because voter age will automatically increase
  4. Because the opposition will get more seats
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,institutions,liberty
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  1. They give government complete control over citizens life
  2. They give unlimited powers to election winners
  3. They give institutional protection to civil liberties
  4. They make public opinion irrelevant
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,weaker_sections,social_justice
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  1. Because they keep weaker groups outside law
  2. Because they place them above other citizens
  3. Because they stop every wish of the majority
  4. Because they provide protection against discrimination and neglect
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,media,accountability
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  1. Increasing government expenditure
  2. Creating public accountability
  3. Counting voting machines
  4. Giving tax exemption to citizens
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,citizen_subject,freedom
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  1. Active participation
  2. Equal legal protection
  3. A passive subject like condition
  4. Free association
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,unpopular_views,freedom
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  1. When even a popular government protects the freedom of an unpopular person
  2. When only popular views are allowed
  3. When law is never above majority will
  4. When all criticism stops after election results
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,constitution,legal_protection
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  1. They make rights only moral advice
  2. They give rights higher legal protection
  3. They make Parliament completely meaningless
  4. They stop citizens from voting
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,majority,dignity
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  1. They always cancel election results
  2. They reduce the number of voters
  3. They test every decision against individual liberty and dignity
  4. They let the government choose the opposition