How does clarity of rules in a Constitution keep political disputes away from violence?

Correct answer: It gives a legal process for resolving disputes

Correct answer: A. Political disagreements are normal in a democracy because people and parties may hold different interests and opinions. Clear constitutional rules provide peaceful methods for handling these disagreements: elections can change governments, legislatures can debate, independent institutions can perform their roles, and courts can interpret laws or settle legal disputes. Because participants know the procedure and the limits of power, they have less reason to rely on force to make their demands heard. A is correct because lawful procedures convert conflict into institutional discussion and decision-making. B is wrong: not every disagreement is a crime; democracy protects lawful disagreement. C is wrong because citizens should have access to constitutional and democratic processes. D is wrong because constitutional limits do not give government permission to suppress every opposition. Peaceful resolution does not mean no conflict; it means conflict is managed through accepted rules. Memory cue: clear rules provide an alternative to force.