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Why is government accountability not completed only through elections in a Constitution?

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Correct answer: Because between elections government must follow rights and rules

Correct answer: A. Elections allow citizens to choose representatives and remove a government at the proper time, but elections happen only at intervals. A government must remain accountable every day, including the period between two elections. The Constitution helps by requiring public authorities to respect rights, follow procedures, and exercise power within legal limits. A is correct because continuous obedience to constitutional rules prevents an elected government from acting arbitrarily. B is wrong because elections are an important part of democracy. C is wrong because elections do not automatically end rights; constitutional rights limit government power. D is wrong because a Constitution normally provides the framework for elections rather than stopping them. Memory cue: elections provide periodic accountability; constitutional rules provide continuous accountability.

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AccountabilityElectionsRule FollowingWhy Do We Need A ConstitutionConstitutional DesignCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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