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Which argument shows that rights are not only personal benefits in democracy?

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Correct answer: They strengthen public debate, equality and accountability

Direct answer: B. Rights benefit individuals, but they also improve the working of democracy as a whole. Freedom of speech allows people to discuss public policies; equality prevents the state from unfairly excluding citizens; and accountability enables people to question authorities. The reasoning is simple: citizens use rights not only for private comfort but also to participate in public life; public participation improves discussion; discussion can expose mistakes and demand explanations; this makes government more responsible. A is incorrect because rights are not limited to increasing private property. C is incorrect because rights connect citizens with politics rather than separating them from it. D is incorrect because rights encourage people to raise public issues and take part in decisions. The phrase “public debate, equality and accountability” shows the wider democratic value of rights. Memory cue: personal rights protect the person; public rights strengthen the democratic system.

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Public DebateEqualityAccountabilityThe Significance Of Rights In A DemocracyDemocratic RightsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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