1995 part 2

The foremost responsibility of public authorities is to:

• Maintain national defense

• Encourage economic growth

• Uphold human rights

• Enforce legal statutes

What principle does the text state must eliminate every trace of racial discrimination?

• Autonomy

• Equity

• Veracity

• Parity

The necessity of a ruling authority is presented as a result of:

• Human ingenuity

• Natural law

• Divine insight

• Social agreement

Governance through threats and intimidation is described as:

• Ensuring compliance

• Degrading human dignity

• Strengthening rule

• Facilitating order

The text mentions that States must take positive steps to pool their material and spiritual resources. What is this an example of?

• Economic rivalry

• Political hegemony

• Collective solidarity in resource sharing

• Cultural homogenization

What is a flagrant violation of justice regarding ethnic minorities as mentioned in the text?

• Allocating them exceptional privileges

• Restricting their dynamism and development

• Promoting their cultural enterprises

• Advocating complete assimilation

Civil authorities must tailor their laws to:

• Global standards

• Economic trends

• Specific situational needs

• Historical contexts

The text recommends incorporating a charter of fundamental human rights into:

• Judicial reviews

• Statutory law

• The State's constitution

• Government policies

The text suggests that political leaders are bound by which law?

• Statutory law

• Global regulations

• The inherent moral framework

• Fiscal policies

Public officials are expected to address societal issues using:

• Popular consensus

• Legal amendments

• Effective policies and practices

• Financial incentives