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What are the colours of our flag?
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What is the significance of the colours
of the flag?
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Mention and explain two important
articles in the 1992 Constitution.
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What is the Constitution?
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Can the Constitution be changed?
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What do we call a change to the
Constitution?
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How many changes or amendments are
there to the Constitution?
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How many branches are there in our
government?
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What are the three branches of our
government?
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What is the legislative branch of our
government?
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Who is the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court?
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Who said,
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‘the independence of Ghana is
meaningless unless it is linked with the total liberation of Africa’
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"Common territory, language and culture
may in fact be present in a nation, but the existence of a nation does not
necessarily imply the presence of all three. Common territory and language
alone may form the basis of a nation. Similarly, common territory plus common
culture may be the basis. In some cases, only one of the three applies. A state
may exist on a multi-national basis. The community of economic life is the
major feature within a nation, and it is the economy which holds together the
people living in a territory. It is on this basis that the new Africans
recognise themselves as potentially one nation, whose domination is the entire
African continent."
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"In the very early days of the
Christian era, long before England had assumed any importance, long even before
her people had united into a nation, our ancestors had attained a great empire,
which lasted until the eleventh century, when it fell before the attacks of the
Moors of the North. At its height that empire stretched from Timbuktu to
Bamako, and even as far as to the Atlantic. It is said that lawyers and
scholars were much respected in that empire and that the inhabitants of Ghana
wore garments of wool, cotton, silk and velvet. There was trade in copper, gold
and textile fabrics, and jewels and weapons of gold and silver were
carried."
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"We shall measure our progress by
the improvement in the health of our people; by the number of children in
school, and by the quality of their education; by the availability of water and
electricity in our towns and villages, and by the happiness which our people
take in being able to manage their own affairs. The welfare of our people is
our chief pride, and it is by this that my Government will ask to be
judged."
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‘if you educate a man you educate a
person, if you educate a woman, you educate a whole nation.’
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‘We are not incapable of supporting our
own’
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‘Education, particularly higher
education, will take Africa into the mainstream of globalization.’
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‘Ours is not a poor country and even
though we are now a poor people, there should be no room for the despondency
that has settled on large sections of the population.’
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How many terms can the President
serve?
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According to the Constitution, a person
must meet certain requirements in order to be eligible to become President.
Name one of these requirements.
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Who selects the Supreme Court
justice?
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Who is the Commander in Chief of the
Ghana military?
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