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Civics

The significance of rights in a democracy

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Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,criticism,public_discussion
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  1. Free and reasoned public discussion
  2. Technique of secret ballot
  3. Speed of tax collection
  4. Quality of road construction
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,unjust_law,challenge
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  1. Giving citizens a basis for peaceful challenge
  2. Ending every law immediately
  3. Stopping courts from making laws
  4. Keeping the majority outside law
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,remedy,practical_importance
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  1. They give citizens a way to raise problems and get remedy
  2. They automatically end all disputes
  3. They free citizens from reading law
  4. They only make the Election Commission powerful
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,access_to_justice,real_rights
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  1. Whether rights are only written or also practically accessible
  2. Whether the colour of polling stations is correct
  3. Whether leaders have the same age
  4. Whether the Constitution is only a history book
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,dignity,discrimination
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  1. They protect citizens from unreasonable humiliation and discrimination
  2. They give citizens only economic benefit
  3. They stop citizens from public discussion
  4. They give government unlimited control over private life
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,cultural_rights,diversity
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  1. They allow diversity to live with respect
  2. They make only one culture the state culture
  3. They end the right to vote
  4. They force all citizens to speak one language
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,voice,claims
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  1. As fear based requests
  2. As legitimate claims and questions
  3. Only as secret messages
  4. Only on election day
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,fear,participation
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  1. Voting right alone does not make democracy complete
  2. Fear makes democracy more disciplined
  3. Rights are useful only on election day
  4. Silence of communities is always consent
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,legitimacy,government
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  1. Respect for rights makes government just and acceptable
  2. Removing rights makes government more legitimate
  3. Legitimacy comes only from military power
  4. Legitimacy has no relation with citizens
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,institutional_trust,violation
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  1. Because it weakens democratic trust and credibility of institutions
  2. Because it makes changing election date compulsory
  3. Because it ends all taxes
  4. Because citizens automatically become ministers
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,rule_of_law,power
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  1. Rights weaken rule of law
  2. Rights ensure that power remains bound by law
  3. Rights exempt only leaders from law
  4. Rights keep courts away from citizens
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,social_change,peaceful_means
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  1. They give citizens peaceful means of organization and demand
  2. They make every disagreement a crime
  3. They always stop change
  4. They only increase secret violence
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,security,liberty
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  1. Security is never important
  2. Unlimited security logic can destroy civil liberty
  3. Elections will automatically become fairer
  4. All citizens will become judges
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,citizen_dignity,state
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  1. Citizens are persons with dignity and freedom before the state
  2. Citizens are only an order obeying crowd
  3. Government is above citizens and unlimited
  4. Minority rights are obstacles in democracy
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,power_imbalance,protection
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  1. There is power imbalance between the state and the citizen
  2. All citizens are already ministers
  3. There is no need for law
  4. All opinions are always identical
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,institutional_protection,government
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  1. Rights will become permanent and certain
  2. Government may reduce rights according to convenience
  3. Citizens will become more free
  4. Courts will automatically become stronger
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,election_promises,remedy
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  1. Rights are linked with claims and remedies while promises are political commitments
  2. Rights are only words in speeches
  3. Election promises are always enforceable in court
  4. Rights are only for the winning party
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,information,accountability
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  1. Citizens peacefully seek information and examine a government scheme
  2. A crowd punishes an accused without hearing
  3. Government stops opposition parties from meeting
  4. Majority bans the language of minorities
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,equal_application,opponents
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  1. When rights are given only to powerful people
  2. When rights apply equally even to an opponent or weak person
  3. When rights stop after elections
  4. When rights are kept only in textbook
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,wrong_action,judicial_remedy
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  1. They make every government action secret
  2. They give citizens means of questioning, appeal, and judicial remedy
  3. They allow citizens only to praise government
  4. They give officials power without rules