Having a political order that protects the rights of all equally and treats everyone equally under the law.

Having a political order that protects the rights of all equally and treats everyone equally under the law.

• A. Political rights
• B. Justice
• C. Civil liberties
• D. Rules of citizenship

Answer: (B)

Justice is the idea that a political order protects everyone’s rights equally and applies laws to all without bias. It means equal protection under the law, fair due process, and impartial enforcement so no person or group is treated better or worse. This fits the description because it centers on fair and equal treatment in the legal system itself, not just on participating in politics or on individual freedoms or citizenship rules. Political rights focus on voting and participation; civil liberties cover freedoms from government interference; rules of citizenship define who is a citizen. So justice best captures the concept.

Justice is the idea that a political order protects everyone’s rights equally and applies laws to all without bias. It means equal protection under the law, fair due process, and impartial enforcement so no person or group is treated better or worse. This fits the description because it centers on fair and equal treatment in the legal system itself, not just on participating in politics or on individual freedoms or citizenship rules. Political rights focus on voting and participation; civil liberties cover freedoms from government interference; rules of citizenship define who is a citizen. So justice best captures the concept.