Civics

usgb/ˈsɪvɪks/
noun

The study of the rights and duties of citizens in relation to their government.

In high school, he learnt about the workings of government in his civics class.
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  • civics class
  • civics course

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Not Just Laws

Civics goes beyond just laws; it includes understanding citizen participation and public policies.

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Learning civics helps you grasp how citizens can influence legislation.
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Critical Thinking

Civics encourages thinking about how government decisions impact society and individuals.

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Our civics assignment made us analyze the effects of new voting regulations.
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Varied Syllabus

Civics topics may vary by country, focusing on the specific government structure and processes there.

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Our civics syllabus covers the constitutional amendments of our country.
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