The relationship between constitution and constitutionalism. - SS1 Government Past Questions and Answers - page 1
What is a constitution?
A written document that establishes the basic principles and rules for governing a country or organization
An unwritten document that establishes the basic principles and rules for governing a country or organization
A document that outlines the duties of citizens in a country or organization
A written document that establishes the basic principles and rules for governing a country or organization
What is the main principle of constitutionalism?
The separation of powers
The concentration of power in one branch of government
The absence of any rules or principles governing the government
What does constitutionalism emphasize?
The importance of following the principles and rules set out in the constitution
The importance of giving the government unlimited power
The importance of limiting individual rights and freedoms
The importance of following the principles and rules set out in the constitution
What is the role of accountability in constitutionalism?
The government should be accountable to the people
The people should be accountable to the government
There should be no accountability in government
What is the system of governance based on the principles of democracy, freedom, and equality?
Constitutionalism
Dictatorship
Totalitarianism
What is the relationship between constitution and constitutionalism?
A constitution is a written document that establishes the basic principles and rules for governing a country or organization, while constitutionalism is the belief in the importance of following those principles and rules to ensure that the government operates within the bounds of the law and protects individual rights and freedoms.
What are the main principles of constitutionalism?
The main principles of constitutionalism include the separation of powers, the protection of individual rights and freedoms, the rule of law, and the accountability of the government to the people.