The Indian Constitution

How do constitutions prevent tyranny of the majority and safeguard citizens?

• By ensuring equal rights for all individuals

• By giving unlimited power to the majority

• By promoting discrimination against certain groups

• By ignoring the needs of the citizens

What do Fundamental Rights in India protect against and ensure?

• Misuse of authority and inequality

• Economic development and social welfare

• Political corruption and discrimination

• Religious freedom and cultural preservation

Which are the three main organs of the government in India?

• Executive, Legislature, and Judiciary

• Legislature, Judiciary, and Military

• Executive, Military, and Judiciary

• Executive, Legislature, and Military

What document governs the country and serves several purposes in India?

• Constitution of India

• Declaration of Independence

• Magna Carta

• Bill of Rights

What do constitutions define?

• Economic policies

• Social norms

• Political system and distribution of power

• Technological advancements

What type of government does India have according to its constitution?

• Federal

• Unitary

• Quasi-federal

• Confederal

What do constitutions in democratic societies aim to prevent and ensure?

• Misuse of power and ensure checks and balances

• Increase of power and decrease of accountability

• Limitation of rights and freedoms

• Promotion of corruption and inequality