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Why is the term just claim important while explaining rights?

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Correct answer: Because rights are claims recognized by society and law

Direct answer: C. A right is not simply anything a person wishes to have. It is a justified or just claim that is recognized by society and supported by law or accepted rules, and it is compatible with the rights of others. This is why the word “just” matters: it indicates fairness and social acceptability, not personal desire alone. A is wrong because every wish cannot become a legal right; rights have limits and responsibilities. B is wrong because rights include civil, political, social, and other protections, not only money or material benefits. C is correct because recognition and justification make a claim a right. D is wrong because rights are not gifts that a government may withdraw at will. Memory cue: every right is a claim, but every claim is not a right.

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Just ClaimsMeaning Of RightsLawThe Significance Of Rights In A DemocracyDemocratic RightsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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