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Why is broad consensus necessary in constitution-making?

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Correct answer: Because a constitution makes long-term shared rules accepted by all groups

The governing concept is constitutional legitimacy. A constitution establishes the basic rules by which institutions exercise power, citizens claim rights, and different social groups live together. Because these rules are intended to last for many years, they need broad acceptance rather than the support of only one leader, party, class, or community. Consensus does not mean that every person agrees with every detail; it means that the principal groups recognise the document as a fair and common framework. Option A is correct because long-term shared rules become more legitimate, stable, and workable when people accept them. The other options are false: a constitution is not a one-day order, citizens are directly affected by it, and responsible consensus normally strengthens rather than weakens rights.

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constitution makingconsensuslegitimacyWhy do we need a ConstitutionConstitutional DesignCivicsClass 9 MCQ

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What is the correct answer to this question?

Because a constitution makes long-term shared rules accepted by all groups

Why is this the correct answer?

The governing concept is constitutional legitimacy. A constitution establishes the basic rules by which institutions exercise power, citizens claim rights, and different social groups live together. Because these rules are intended to last for many years, they need broad acceptance rather than the support of only one leader, party, class, or community. Consensus does not mean that every person agrees with every detail; it means that the principal groups recognise the document as a fair and common framework. Option A is correct because long-term shared rules become more legitimate, stable, and workable when people accept them. The other options are false: a constitution is not a one-day order, citizens are directly affected by it, and responsible consensus normally strengthens rather than weakens rights.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 9 Civics question. Chapter: Constitutional Design. Topic: Why do we need a Constitution.

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