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Without rights, what danger can increase in democracy?

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Correct answer: Government arbitrariness

The direct answer is A: government arbitrariness can increase. Rights place limits on government power and protect citizens from unfair or uncontrolled action. Reasoning: citizens have no enforceable protections; officials can act without respecting liberty, equality or fair procedure; people have fewer ways to challenge abuse; therefore arbitrary government action becomes more likely. Option A is correct because arbitrariness means decisions made unfairly or without proper legal reason. Option B, vote counting, is an election procedure and is not the main danger created by the absence of rights. Option C, civic education, is learning about citizenship and does not follow automatically from removing rights. Option D, regular elections, may still exist even when rights are weak; elections alone do not guarantee democracy. Rights are therefore necessary along with elections, not a substitute for them. Memory cue: elections choose rulers; rights restrain rulers.

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RightsArbitrarinessDemocracy

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