Question 15
What does the German Basic Law prohibit?
Deutsch: Was verbietet das deutsche Grundgesetz?
Answer options
- Free choice of profession
- Work abroad
- Military service
- Forced labor✓ Correct answer
Explanation
The Basic Law is the constitution of the Federal Republic of Germany and sets out the basic rights and duties of citizens. It protects the freedom of the individual and sets clear limits for state action. In this context, the question deals with which actions or conditions are expressly prohibited. The possible answers relate to different aspects such as work, freedom of occupation and duties towards the state.
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