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Why did the Constituent Assembly think seriously about citizenship?

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Correct answer: Because membership rights and identity in independent India had to be defined

Correct answer: A. After independence, the Constitution had to clarify who belonged to the new Indian political community and who would receive the rights and responsibilities of citizenship. This question was especially important because the end of colonial rule and the Partition had created major changes in political membership, movement and identity. A is correct because citizenship defines membership in the state and is closely connected with legal rights, duties and political identity. B is wrong because citizenship and rights are closely related. C is wrong because independent India was not being created only for foreign citizens. D is wrong because the constitutional task was to define citizenship, not abolish it. Memory cue: citizenship answers “Who belongs to the political community, and what rights and duties follow?”

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CitizenshipPolitical IdentityConstitutional MembershipMaking Of The Indian Constitution (Constituent Assembly)Making Of The Indian Constitution Constituent AssemblyConstitutional DesignCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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What is the correct answer to this question?

Because membership rights and identity in independent India had to be defined

Why is this the correct answer?

Correct answer: A. After independence, the Constitution had to clarify who belonged to the new Indian political community and who would receive the rights and responsibilities of citizenship. This question was especially important because the end of colonial rule and the Partition had created major changes in political membership, movement and identity. A is correct because citizenship defines membership in the state and is closely connected with legal rights, duties and political identity. B is wrong because citizenship and rights are closely related. C is wrong because independent India was not being created only for foreign citizens. D is wrong because the constitutional task was to define citizenship, not abolish it. Memory cue: citizenship answers “Who belongs to the political community, and what rights and duties follow?”

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 9 Civics question. Chapter: Constitutional Design. Topic: Making of the Indian Constitution (Constituent Assembly).

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