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Why can rights be considered a minimum moral limit in a democratic society?

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Correct answer: Because they show what the state and society cannot do to citizens

Direct answer: D is correct. Rights establish a basic moral boundary that the state, public authorities, and society should not cross while treating citizens. They protect essential human dignity, liberty, equality, and fair treatment. Calling them a minimum limit means that democracy is not only about majority rule or elections; even a popular government must respect certain protections. A is wrong because rights are not reserved for wealthy people. B is wrong because rights operate through and alongside laws; they do not make all laws unnecessary. C is wrong because democratic rights protect minorities instead of excluding them. D correctly expresses the central idea: power has limits, and citizens cannot be treated arbitrarily. Memory cue: democracy decides who governs, but rights decide how far governing power may go.

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Moral LimitDemocracyCitizen ProtectionMinority RightsThe Significance Of Rights In A DemocracyDemocratic RightsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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