For whom was South Africa's new Constitution made?

For all citizens

Correct answer: C, for all citizens. A democratic constitution is an inclusive framework for the whole political community. South Africa's new constitutional order was created after apartheid to establish equal citizenship and protect the rights of people across racial groups. It was not designed to reserve political membership for the formerly privileged group or for a narrow class such as rulers or soldiers. A is wrong because a white-only constitution would reproduce racial exclusion. B is wrong because citizens, not only rulers, need constitutional rights and protections. D is wrong because soldiers are only one part of society and cannot be the sole beneficiaries of a democratic constitution. C is correct because the new system aimed to include every citizen under common democratic rules. Memory cue: a constitution belongs to the people as a whole, not to one race or profession.

This is a Class 9 Civics question. Chapter: Constitutional Design. Topic: Democratic transition in South Africa.