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Why was it necessary to address both fear and trust during South Africa's constitution-making?

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Correct answer: Because without trust no group accepts new rules

Answer: A. Constitution-making in a divided society must make people feel that the new rules are legitimate, fair, and safe for them. Groups that suffered under apartheid needed confidence that their rights would be recognised, while other groups might fear revenge, exclusion, or loss of security. Dialogue, guarantees, and equal rules can gradually replace fear with trust. A is correct because acceptance and legitimacy depend on people believing that the constitutional order protects them and gives them a fair place. B is wrong because fear is an obstacle to democratic cooperation, not a permanent requirement. C is wrong because trust strengthens legitimacy. D is wrong because secret rules cannot build informed public acceptance. Memory cue: trust makes constitutional rules believable and acceptable.

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TrustFearConstitutional LegitimacySouth AfricaDemocratic Transition In South AfricaConstitutional DesignCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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