Social Sciences, asked by sagarnishu12345, 10 months ago

A very bright and a shinning good morning to all of you.... I am Alina and I am new Here few days ago I came to this app and I like this app...... So, my question is that What is Liberty and Fraternity also difference??

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Answered by sandhyasinha0113

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liberty:- means equality in terms of right and duties within the collective of the society and that said requires fraternity

Answered by XxxXXJAYXXxxX

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Explanation:

LIBERTY REFERS TO THE SENSE AND FREEDOM OF THE VIRTUES AND ASPECTS OF LIFE. WE HAVE THE LIBERTY TO LIVE, EARN, EXPRESS AND MORE

FRATERNITY REFERS TO THE FEELING OF BROTHERHOOD AND UNITY AND HARMONY. IT INDICATES PEACE AND WELFARE.

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