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Why can constitution-making in South Africa be seen as a continuing process rather than only an event ending conflict?

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Correct answer: Because rights and institutions had to be implemented in practice after the Constitution

Direct answer: A is correct. Making a Constitution is not complete when its words are written or formally adopted. The rights promised in the document must be protected in real situations, and institutions must work according to constitutional rules. South Africa had to transform a society and state shaped by apartheid, so equality, participation, accountability and protection from discrimination required continuing practice. Courts, legislatures, executives and citizens all had to learn and follow the new democratic framework. B is wrong because the Constitution was an important foundation of the new order. C is wrong because constitutional government depends on institutions. D is wrong because apartheid created, rather than solved, deep inequalities. Memory cue: a Constitution is a map; democracy is the continuing journey of following it.

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Constitution ImplementationDemocratic InstitutionsContinuing ProcessSouth AfricaDemocratic Transition In South AfricaConstitutional DesignCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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