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If a shop denies service to a customer because of religion, this is against which principle?

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Correct answer: Equal citizenship

Correct answer: A, equal citizenship. The basic idea is that citizens should receive fair treatment in public places and services, regardless of their religion. A shop that serves the public should not refuse a customer merely because the customer follows a particular faith. Equality does not mean that every person receives every product for free; it means that the same fair rules must apply without identity-based discrimination. A is correct because equal citizenship rejects unequal treatment on religious grounds. B is wrong because a religious tax is not the principle involved here. C is wrong because a private election has nothing to do with access to shop services. D is wrong because foreign trade concerns buying and selling between countries, not discrimination against a customer. Memory cue: religion-based denial in a public service points to equality and equal citizenship.

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Democratic RightsReligious DiscriminationEqual CitizenshipPublic ServiceRight To EqualityCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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