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What does the term 'civic' primarily relate to?
What does the term 'civic' primarily relate to?
- A city, citizens, or citizenship (correct)
- Environmental conservation
- Personal interests and hobbies
- Global affairs and international relations
Which of the following best exemplifies a civic responsibility?
Which of the following best exemplifies a civic responsibility?
- Volunteering at a local shelter (correct)
- Traveling abroad for leisure
- Attending a concert
- Starting a personal blog
Which of the following statements reflects a comprehensive understanding of civic duty?
Which of the following statements reflects a comprehensive understanding of civic duty?
- Civic duty includes active participation in community service. (correct)
- Civic duty is solely about voting in elections.
- Civic duty has no relation to social justice.
- Civic duty is only relevant in large metropolitan areas.
How is the concept of citizenship best described?
How is the concept of citizenship best described?
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What is an example of a civic duty that citizens are encouraged to fulfill?
What is an example of a civic duty that citizens are encouraged to fulfill?
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Understanding 'Civic'
- The term 'civic' primarily relates to duties, responsibilities, and activities of citizens in relation to their community and government.
Civic Responsibility
- Civic responsibility encompasses actions and contributions that support the community and democratic processes.
- Examples include voting in elections, participating in community service, and engaging in public discussions.
Civic Duty
- A comprehensive understanding of civic duty involves recognizing the communal and ethical obligations of citizens to support societal welfare.
- This includes obeying laws, serving on juries, and paying taxes.
Concept of Citizenship
- Citizenship refers to the status of being a member of a nation or community, with associated rights and responsibilities.
- It encompasses active participation in political and civic life as well as an understanding of civic duties.
Examples of Civic Duties
- Citizens are encouraged to engage in voting, which is a fundamental civic duty for contributing to governance.
- Other examples include attending town hall meetings and staying informed about local issues.
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