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☆☆☆☆☆Civics is the study of rights, responsibilities, and duties of citizenship so:
"He told the immigrant aspiring to become a citizen to take a class in civics."
"My civics teacher assigned a project to write about how fulfilling the responsibility of giving back to the community by performing community service is."
Education about health hazards
Debt peonage (wage slavery) is when an employer compels a worker to pay off a debt with work.
the roads in my state need to be repaired
the elderly in my state suffer poverty
i am worried about being protected from crime in my town
political decisions better reflect citizens' desires
political leaders better understand with policies citizens support
tax money is distributed to reflect citizens' desires
be at least 18 years old
holding nonviolent marches
legal challenges through the courts
boycotts
she argued for women's suffrage before the supreme court
i know who is running for the senate in my state
i try to read a variety of news sources
i read the local newspaper every day to learn about important issues
a citizen voters in a local election
a citizen researches the candidates running for office
a citizen emails for congressional representative about an important issue
the representatives will realize that campaign funding is an issue important to the people he represents
over the phone
citizens have more say in political change
citizens make a difference in public policy
By lowering taxes on businesses and individuals.
The president signs Congress's passed budget resolution.
Lowering taxes in order to stimulate spending
It influences bank behavior in order to control the money supply.
It makes the political process more democratic by having citizens voice their concerns.
"My senator's votes don't reflect my views."
By encouraging them to view members of competing parties as enemies
