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Which statement contains the broadest democratic significance of rights?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: They make the citizen a free, dignified participant who can demand accountability

Direct answer: A is correct. The broad democratic value of rights can be understood through four connected ideas: liberty, dignity, participation, and accountability. Rights give citizens freedom to think and express themselves, protect them from degrading treatment, allow them to take part in public life, and enable them to question authorities. B is wrong because rights do not reduce citizens to obedient subjects; they recognise citizens as active participants. C is wrong because even a majority must respect constitutional limits and the rights of minorities and individuals. D is wrong because courts and the Constitution help define and protect rights. Memory cue: rights make people citizens with claims, not subjects waiting for permission.

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Democratic RightsBroad SignificanceLibertyDignityAccountabilityThe Significance Of Rights In A DemocracyDemocratic RightsCivics

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What is the correct answer to this question?

They make the citizen a free, dignified participant who can demand accountability

Why is this the correct answer?

Direct answer: A is correct. The broad democratic value of rights can be understood through four connected ideas: liberty, dignity, participation, and accountability. Rights give citizens freedom to think and express themselves, protect them from degrading treatment, allow them to take part in public life, and enable them to question authorities. B is wrong because rights do not reduce citizens to obedient subjects; they recognise citizens as active participants. C is wrong because even a majority must respect constitutional limits and the rights of minorities and individuals. D is wrong because courts and the Constitution help define and protect rights. Memory cue: rights make people citizens with claims, not subjects waiting for permission.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 9 Civics question. Chapter: Democratic Rights. Topic: The significance of rights in a democracy.

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