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Module 1 Final Questionnaire on Human Rights

This document contains 10 questions from a final questionnaire of a module, with correct and incorrect answers. It evaluates concepts such as the principles of equality and non-discrimination in the Mexican constitution, the holders of the rights of the peoples, and historical documents of human rights.

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Module 1 Final Questionnaire on Human Rights

This document contains 10 questions from a final questionnaire of a module, with correct and incorrect answers. It evaluates concepts such as the principles of equality and non-discrimination in the Mexican constitution, the holders of the rights of the peoples, and historical documents of human rights.

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Module 1 /►Final questionnaire of module 1

Question 1

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The principles of equality and non-discrimination are contained in article ___________ of the
Mexican Constitution.

Select one:

14 and 16

Incorrect answer, this article does not refer to the principles of equality and non
discrimination

c. 1st

d. 27

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The rights of peoples or nations are those in which their holder is:

Select one:

a. The community

b. The leader of the community

c. Those who have citizenship

d. The council of elders Incorrect Incorrect answer, remember that all people are
holders of human rights and not just a part of the community or the nations

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Eighteenth-century document, generated on the American continent, which established the right to the
freedom of all "men", to religious freedom, freedom of the press, to equality and to the
legal certainty against the State

Select one:

a. Declaration of Independence of the American colonies

b. Declaration of Rights of the Good People of Virginia of 1776 Correct Correct answer, the
Declaration of Rights of the Good People of Virginia of 1776 established the specified rights.

c. Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen of 1789

d. Bill of Rights of 1689

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In light of Francisco Laporta's reflection, human rights have given voice to the ______ and
to historically excluded groups

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a. Populations suffering from displacement Incorrect Incorrect answer, this is not the only
group that has been given a voice by human rights

b. Schools of thought

c. Minorities

d. Women

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Question 5

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The principles of indivisibility and interdependence of human rights are contained in


the article ______ of the Mexican Constitution

Select one:

a. 1st Correct Answer correct, in this article are established, among others, the cited principles

b. 133

c. 3rd

d. 27

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Question 6

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The constitutional duty to promote, respect, protect, and guarantee human rights
corresponds to:

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the governed

b. the rulers

c. the citizens

d. public servants Correct Correct answer, public service people are


who must promote, respect, protect, and guarantee human rights

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Question 7

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Movement aimed at the recognition of women's right to vote and the incorporation of the
woman in political life

Select one:

a. Declaration of Woman and Citizen

b. Suffragist Movement Correct Correct answer, the Suffragist Movement was aimed at
recognition of the right to vote for women and the participation of women in political life

c. Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen

d. Feminist movement

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From a legal dimension, human rights must be embodied in:

Select one:

a. The uses and customs

b. Electronic documents

c. The constitutions and laws of each country CorrectAnswer correct, each country must support
Legally, human rights through their Constitution and secondary legislation

d. Regulations and circulars of an administrative nature

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The concept of human rights has various meanings depending on:

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a. The level of well-being of the population in general.

b. The territory and its sociocultural level.

c. Culture, historical context, and different currents of thought. CorrectAnswer


correct, these are some of the elements that shape the concept of human rights

d. The continent in which it is located.

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In which century do we find the most important precedent in the history of human rights?
in the west?

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11th Century
b. 20th Century

c. 15th century Incorrect Answer incorrect, in this century the most antecedent is not found.
transcendental in the history of human rights

d. 13th century

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