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The section includes a variety of exercises that require students to engage with concepts related to the significance of a constitution in a democracy, the differences in constitutional power structures, and the importance of respecting minority views in different contexts.
In this section, students explore various exercises designed to deepen their understanding of why democratic countries need constitutions. The exercises guide them through comparing historical and modern constitutional provisions, evaluating the implications of unregulated power, and recognizing minority perspectives. By engaging with questions that prompt critical thinking and reflection, students are encouraged to grasp the fundamental reasons why constitutions are vital for maintaining democratic ideals.
Purpose of Constitution: Sets the framework for governance and protects citizens' rights.
Historical Context: Understanding the evolution of constitutions like that of Nepal.
Respect for Minorities: Critical to democratic processes and maintaining equity.
In a democracy, we all get a say, / Through a Constitution, we find our way.
Imagine a classroom where one student always picks the game. The teacher steps in with a Constitution to make sure everyone gets to play their favorite!
P.R.I.D.E.: Protects Rights, Regulates Power, Improves Democracy, Ensures fairness.
Example 1: Analyzing how the shift in Nepal’s executive power from monarch to council reflects increased democratic governance.
Example 2: Discussing why majority decisions in a classroom setting may diminish the voices of students in the minority.
Term: Constitution
Definition: A written document outlining the fundamental principles and laws governing a nation.
A written document outlining the fundamental principles and laws governing a nation.
Term: Executive Power
Definition: The authority to implement and enforce laws and policies of a government.
The authority to implement and enforce laws and policies of a government.
Term: Minority Rights
Definition: Legal protections and privileges for individuals belonging to minority groups against majority rule.
Legal protections and privileges for individuals belonging to minority groups against majority rule.
Term: Democracy
Definition: A system of government in which power is vested in the people, who rule either directly or through freely elected representatives.
A system of government in which power is vested in the people, who rule either directly or through freely elected representatives.
Term: Arbitrary
Definition: Based on random choice or personal whim, rather than any reason or system.
Based on random choice or personal whim, rather than any reason or system.