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What kind of thinking was necessary for democratic transition in South Africa?

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Correct answer: Thinking of reconciliation instead of revenge

Answer: A, thinking of reconciliation instead of revenge. South Africa had to move from a history of racial oppression toward a democratic society in which former opponents could live under common constitutional rules. Reconciliation means accepting the need to repair relationships and build a shared future rather than using the transition only to punish or exclude. A is correct because cooperation and reconciliation helped make peaceful democratic change possible. B is wrong because more discrimination would continue apartheid. C is wrong because democracy requires accountable and visible exercise of power. D is wrong because democracy protects rights rather than removing them. Memory cue: reconciliation looks forward to a shared future; revenge repeats the divisions of the past.

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ReconciliationDemocratic TransitionPeaceDemocratic Transition In South AfricaConstitutional DesignCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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Thinking of reconciliation instead of revenge

Why is this the correct answer?

Answer: A, thinking of reconciliation instead of revenge. South Africa had to move from a history of racial oppression toward a democratic society in which former opponents could live under common constitutional rules. Reconciliation means accepting the need to repair relationships and build a shared future rather than using the transition only to punish or exclude. A is correct because cooperation and reconciliation helped make peaceful democratic change possible. B is wrong because more discrimination would continue apartheid. C is wrong because democracy requires accountable and visible exercise of power. D is wrong because democracy protects rights rather than removing them. Memory cue: reconciliation looks forward to a shared future; revenge repeats the divisions of the past.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

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

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