If a policy gives real opportunities to the poor in education and employment which value is most strengthened?

Correct answer: Economic justice and equality of opportunity

Correct answer: C. A policy that gives poor people genuine access to education and employment addresses unequal economic conditions. Economic justice aims to reduce unfair material inequality and to ensure that people can meet basic needs and improve their lives. Equality of opportunity means that a person’s chances should not be decided only by poverty or social disadvantage. The policy does not promise identical outcomes for everyone; it tries to make the starting conditions and access fairer. A is wrong because a republic concerns the form of the state and the absence of hereditary monarchy. B is wrong because sovereignty means supreme independent authority. D is wrong because foreign policy deals with relations between states. Memory cue: support that opens education and job opportunities for disadvantaged people points to economic justice and equal opportunity.