Question

SHORT ANSWERS:
1) How does the constitution define the
nature of a country's political system?
2) How can we say that the Constitution
saves us from ourselves?
3) What is meant by the concept of
separation of power?​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. our constitution defines the nature of countries for the system as well as the pupil because in each country there is a different political system for example in India there is a democratic form of system which means all the people's views are important and are here there is not a single rose but in the countries like Korea we have dictatorship which means only the king could decide whether someone is wrong or not.
2. our constitution defines the nature of countries for the system as well as the pupil because in each country there is a different political system for example in India there is a democratic form of system which means all the people's views are important and are here there is not a single rose but in the countries like Korea we have dictatorship which means only the king could decide whether someone is wrong or not.yes we can say that the constitution save us from ourselves because sometimes we might out number someone else who is lesson in the majority and force power elected representatives to make laws against the outcome but once all sometimes we may not think that the demands which we are rising UP are good for us or mayleads too bad decision in the future.
3. our constitution defines the nature of countries for the system as well as the pupil because in each country there is a different political system for example in India there is a democratic form of system which means all the people's views are important and are here there is not a single rose but in the countries like Korea we have dictatorship which means only the king could decide whether someone is wrong or not.yes we can say that the constitution save us from ourselves because sometimes we might out number someone else who is lesson in the majority and force power elected representatives to make laws against the outcome but once all sometimes we may not think that the demands which we are rising UP are good for us or mayleads too bad decision in the future.the concept of separation of power is very important because these do not allow the powers in the hand of one but also distribute the equal power in different groups for example the power in India share and the legislative executive and judiciary hear each kept an eye on each other so that this may cause a system of cheque and run also so they don't allow any other system to access more or less power.

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Answer 2

Answer:

1. The Constitution defines the nature of a country’s political system. As in countries that have adopted a democratic form of government or polity, the Constitution plays a crucial role in laying out certain important guidelines that govern decision making within societies. Nepal’s earliest Constitution stated that the country was to be ruled by the king and his Council of Minister. This shows how the Constitution defines the political nature of a country.
2. This can sound strange but this is true to say as this means that we might feel strongly about an issue that might go against larger interest and the Constitution helps us to guard against this. Constitution also helps to protect us against certain decisions that we might take that could adversely effect on larger principle that the country relies in. Therefore a good Constitution does not allow these whims to change its basis structure.
3. According to the Constitution there are 3 organs of the state. There are the legislature, the Executive and the judiciary. In order prevent the misuse of power by any one branch of the state the Constitution says that each of these organs should exercise different powers. Through this, each organ acts as a check on the other organs of the state and this ensures the balance of power between all three.