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Why does a Constitution build trust between citizens and government?

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Correct answer: Because rights and limits on governance are fixed in advance

The correct answer is D: a Constitution fixes rights and limits on governance in advance. Citizens are more likely to trust government when they know what powers it has, what rights they possess and which procedures officials must follow. These rules reduce uncertainty and make government action more predictable. They also allow citizens and courts to question actions that exceed constitutional limits. Option A is wrong because secret rules reduce trust rather than build it. Option B is wrong because constitutional democracy recognises citizens as participants and rights-holders. Option C is wrong because unlimited government power threatens rights and makes trust weaker. Option D does not mean that every future decision is already written down; it means the basic framework and limits are known beforehand. Memory cue: clear limits create confidence; unlimited power creates fear.

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TrustRightsGovernment LimitsWhy Do We Need A ConstitutionConstitutional DesignCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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