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Inspirations for the French Revolution

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S1: It follows that we should enable all individuals to live a full, free, rich life.
S6: This does not mean the regimentation of the individual
P: We talk often of a socialistic pattern of society.
Q: We must help to bring up the buried treasure in each individual without breaking any of it.
R: That is why we have universal education as a target in our Constitution.
S: For this, certain minimum cultural and economic conditions must be provided.
The proper sequence should be:

A

QSRP

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PRSQ

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RQPS

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D

SQRP

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Solution

The correct option is D SQRP
Here, S connects best with S1 as it states what we need to do in order to lead a full rich life. Q continues this line of thought. Q must be followed by R as it supports Q and P is connects R and S6 perfectly. SQRP is the most coherent sequence. D is the best answer.

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