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How does the Indian Constitution horizontally distribute power?

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By centralizing power within the Executive branch

B
By delegating all power to the Judiciary

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By distributing power across the Legislature, Executive, Judiciary, and independent bodies

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By concentrating power within the Legislature

Solution

The Indian Constitution horizontally distributes power across multiple institutions, including the Legislature, Executive, Judiciary, and independent bodies.
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What distinguishes modern constitutions in terms of national identity?

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They emphasize ethnic homogeneity

B
They promote religious diversity

C
They prioritize individual freedoms over collective goals

D
They embody different conceptions of national identity

Solution

Modern constitutions vary in how they express the relationship between different groups within a nation and the central government, thus embodying different conceptions of national identity.
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What is one way in which balanced institutional design prevents the subversion of a constitution?

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By concentrating power within a single institution

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By ensuring a monopoly of power for a specific group

C
By fragmenting power across different institutions

D
By limiting the representation of diverse communities

Solution

Balanced institutional design fragments power across different institutions, preventing any single group from subverting the constitution.
Question 4
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In a democratic constitution, how are representatives typically elected?

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By monarchs

B
By religious leaders

C
Through direct voting by the people

D
Through appointment by government officials

Solution

In a democratic constitution, representatives are typically elected by the citizens through a voting process.
Question 5
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What is a fundamental role of a constitution in limiting government power?

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Promoting government surveillance

B
Enforcing strict censorship laws

C
Protecting citizens' rights and freedoms

D
Allowing arbitrary arrests without cause

Solution

A constitution sets limits on government power by protecting the rights and freedoms of citizens from infringement by the government.
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Which function of a constitution ensures that government actions align with the aspirations of society?

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Limitation on government powers

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Specification of decision-making powers

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Enabling provisions

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Promoting religious homogeneity

Solution

Enabling provisions empower the government to take positive measures to fulfill the aspirations and goals of society.
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What distinguishes constitutions of the 20th century, like the Indian Constitution, from older ones?

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They promote absolute monarchy

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They restrict individual freedoms

C
They enable governments to address societal inequalities

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They prioritize censorship and control of information

Solution

20th-century constitutions, such as the Indian Constitution, often include provisions to empower governments to address societal inequalities and promote social justice.
Question 8
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In what way does a constitution contribute to a society's moral identity?

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By enforcing strict adherence to religious doctrines

B
By protecting fundamental rights and liberties

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By promoting censorship of dissenting views

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By restricting access to education and information

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A constitution contributes to a society's moral identity by setting authoritative constraints on government actions, thus protecting fundamental rights and liberties.
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How does a constitution address disputes over decision-making within a society?

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By promoting authoritarian rule

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By empowering a single political party

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By specifying basic rules and decision-making processes

D
By suppressing dissenting opinions through censorship

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A constitution addresses disputes over decision-making by establishing basic rules and processes for governance, ensuring fair and transparent decision-making within society.
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How were members of the Constituent Assembly chosen?

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Through direct universal suffrage

B
By appointment from the British government

C
By indirect election by Provincial Legislative Assemblies

D
Through hereditary succession

Solution

Members of the Constituent Assembly were chosen by indirect election by Provincial Legislative Assemblies.

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Question 1

By centralizing power within the Executive branch

By delegating all power to the Judiciary

By distributing power across the Legislature, Executive, Judiciary, and independent bodies

By concentrating power within the Legislature

Solution

Question 2

They emphasize ethnic homogeneity

They promote religious diversity

They prioritize individual freedoms over collective goals

They embody different conceptions of national identity

Solution

Question 3

By concentrating power within a single institution

By ensuring a monopoly of power for a specific group

By fragmenting power across different institutions

By limiting the representation of diverse communities

Solution

Question 4

By monarchs

By religious leaders

Through direct voting by the people

Through appointment by government officials

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Question 5

Promoting government surveillance

Enforcing strict censorship laws

Protecting citizens' rights and freedoms

Allowing arbitrary arrests without cause

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Question 6

Limitation on government powers

Specification of decision-making powers

Enabling provisions

Promoting religious homogeneity

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Question 7

They promote absolute monarchy

They restrict individual freedoms

They enable governments to address societal inequalities

They prioritize censorship and control of information

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Question 8

By enforcing strict adherence to religious doctrines

By protecting fundamental rights and liberties

By promoting censorship of dissenting views

By restricting access to education and information

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Question 9

By promoting authoritarian rule

By empowering a single political party

By specifying basic rules and decision-making processes

By suppressing dissenting opinions through censorship

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Question 10

Through direct universal suffrage

By appointment from the British government

By indirect election by Provincial Legislative Assemblies

Through hereditary succession

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