1929 - 1933
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Question 1. Asked on :03 September 2021:11:27:02 AM
The period of the great depression was from __________
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Answer by: Shruti Srivastva
1929 - 1933
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Answer by: Master Purushottam
1929-33
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Question 2. Asked on :06 September 2020:12:50:55 PM
Why is it important to separate religion form state in democratic societies ? Give reasons.
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Answer by: Jyoti Srivastva
(i) If Majority relious group has access to state power, it could quite easily applicable this power and financial resources against the persons of other religions.
(ii) To protect the freedom of individuals to exit from their religion, embrace another religion or have freedom to interpret religious teachings differently.
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Question 3. Asked on :06 September 2020:12:42:52 PM
Write one significant way in which Indian secularism differs from secularism practised in United State of America?
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Answer by: Jyoti Srivastva
There is strict separation between religion and State in Americran secularism whlie in Indian seclarism, the State can intervene in the religious affairs.
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Question 4. Asked on :06 September 2020:12:37:06 PM
The U.S. Constitution prohibits the legislature
form making laws “respecting an establishment of religion” or that “prohibit
the free exercise of religion”. What does the word establishment mean here?
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Answer by: Jyoti Srivastva
The term ‘establishment’ means that the legislature cannot declare any religion as official religion. US Government can not give preference to one religion.
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Question 5. Asked on :06 September 2020:12:31:35 PM
Mention one objectives of U.S. Constitution which is similar to Indian constitution?
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Answer by: Jyoti Srivastva
One objective of Indian Constitution which is similar
to U.S. Constitution is:
(i)The U.S. Constitution prohibits the legislature form
make laws “respecting an establishment of religion” or that “prohibit the free
exercise of religion.”
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Question 6. Asked on :06 September 2020:12:28:21 PM
In USA, What does the separation between State and religion mean?
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Answer by: Jyoti Srivastva
In USA, the separation between state and religion means that neither the state nor religion can interfere in the affairs of one another.
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Question 7. Asked on :06 September 2020:12:23:47 PM
The
State can intervene in the religions matter in the form of support. Explain how?
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Answer by: Jyoti Srivastva
The Indian Constitution grants the right to religions, the state makes certain exceptions for particular religious communities.
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Question 8. Asked on :06 September 2020:12:20:04 PM
Indian secularism works through a strategy of non-interference. What does this mean?
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Answer by: Jyoti Srivastva
This means that in order to respect the sentiments of all religions, the state makes certain exceptions for particular religious communities.
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Question 9. Asked on :06 September 2020:12:09:18 PM
How does Indian state use the strategy of distancing itself from religion?
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Answer by: Jyoti Srivastva
The Indian state is neither ruled by a religious group
nor does it support any religion. Government premises like law courts, police
stations, government schools and offices are not allowed to display or promote
any one religion.
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Question 10. Asked on :06 September 2020:12:06:10 PM
Mention the three main objectives of a secular State?
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Answer by: Jyoti Srivastva
(i) One religious community does not dominate the other.
(ii) Some members do not dominate other members of the
same religious community.
(iii)The State does not enforce any particular
religion nor takes away the religious freedom of individuals.
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