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Civics

The significance of rights in a democracy

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Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,minority_protection,equal_respect
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  1. Because democracy is only minority rule
  2. Because rights ensure equal respect despite majority power
  3. Because minorities need not obey law
  4. Because the majority gets no rights
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,assembly,collective_voice
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  1. Creating collective demands and public debate
  2. Calculating tax payment
  3. Increasing census numbers
  4. Deciding school exam timing
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,free_consent,pressure
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  1. Because without freedom people may appear to agree under fear or pressure
  2. Because every citizen will want to become minister
  3. Because the colour of ballot paper will change
  4. Because the Election Commission will automatically end
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,enforceable,courts
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  1. Their enforceable nature
  2. Their merely emotional nature
  3. Their election campaign nature
  4. Their private hobby nature
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,quality_of_democracy,accountability
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  1. Greater protection of rights makes democracy more participatory and accountable
  2. Protection of rights makes democracy merely nominal
  3. Rights end the role of citizens
  4. Rights only increase leaders convenience
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,free_citizenship,democracy
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  1. Without rights, democracy may have elections but free citizenship becomes weak
  2. Without rights, democracy becomes more equal and free
  3. Rights are needed only for government officials
  4. Rights place the majority above law
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,policy,justice
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  1. They give citizens freedom to question and suggest on policy
  2. They let government decide secretly from people
  3. They give speaking opportunity only to the majority
  4. They value only orders instead of justice
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,information,accountability
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  1. Accountability will become stronger
  2. It will become difficult to examine government actions
  3. The need for elections will end
  4. Citizens freedom will automatically increase
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,citizen_awareness,vigilance
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  1. Citizen awareness and public vigilance
  2. Personal wishes of leaders
  3. Fear and silence
  4. Making one opinion compulsory
Hard · Level 68 · democratic_rights,dissent,public_debate
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  1. Dissent makes policy improvement and public debate possible
  2. Dissent is always anti democratic
  3. Dissent ends citizenship
  4. Dissent is only the right of election losers
Expert · Level 67 · rights,dignity,democracy
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  1. They give citizens both dignity and claims before power
  2. They place the Election Commission above Parliament
  3. They make voting the only basis of citizenship
  4. They free government from criticism
Expert · Level 67 · majoritarianism,minority rights,democracy
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  1. Treating majority will as always final
  2. Preventing democracy from becoming majoritarianism
  3. Increasing frequency of elections
  4. Removing citizens from political debate
Expert · Level 67 · legitimacy,citizen trust,dignity
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  1. Because they only bring change of power
  2. Because they decide the number of parties
  3. Because they show whether the state respects citizen dignity or not
  4. Because they free Parliament from courts
Expert · Level 67 · authoritarianism,elected government,criticism
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  1. When people vote peacefully
  2. When Parliament holds normal debate
  3. When courts are on vacation
  4. When an elected government starts suppressing critics
Expert · Level 67 · just claims,meaning of rights,law
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  1. Just claims recognized by society and law
  2. Temporary favour given by government
  3. Immediate fulfilment of every desire
  4. Convenience of only powerful people
Expert · Level 67 · citizenship,participation,claims
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  1. They keep citizens completely away from governance
  2. They give citizens power to question, claim and participate
  3. They teach citizens only obedience
  4. They place citizens above law
Expert · Level 67 · crisis,state power,liberty
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  1. The importance of rights decreases in crisis
  2. Citizenship ends during crisis
  3. Rights are more necessary in crisis to limit state power
  4. Rights are not needed in peace
Expert · Level 67 · institutions,constitution,accountability
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  1. Rights place institutions above citizens
  2. Rights free institutions from law
  3. Rights make institutions only formal
  4. Rights keep institutions within civil liberty and the Constitution
Expert · Level 67 · dissent,public debate,democracy
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  1. They give dissent a legitimate public role
  2. They make dissent anti-national
  3. They treat dissent as only a private feeling
  4. They limit dissent to elections
Expert · Level 67 · enforcement,paper rights,judicial remedy
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  1. Rights will become too many
  2. Rights will remain only paper declarations
  3. Elections will automatically become fair
  4. Citizens' duties will end