Class 11 Political Science Part A Ch 1 — Constitution: Why and How? — Free Practice (3 Qs)
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- 5 min time
- Marks: +1 correct, 0 wrong, 0 not answered
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- Which of the following best explains why a Constitution is necessary in a democratic country?
- Why is it important that constitutional rules are not merely rules for the government currently in power?
- The Indian Constitution's borrowing from other constitutions should best be understood as: