Question 69 of 128

What are two examples of civic participation in the United States?

Accepted Answers

  • • Vote
  • • Run for office
  • • Join a political party
  • • Help with a campaign
  • • Join a civic group
  • • Join a community group
  • • Give an elected official your opinion
  • • Contact elected officials
  • • Support or oppose an issue or policy
  • • Write to a newspaper

Why This Matters

Civic participation means being involved in your community and government. Voting is the most common form.

Memory Tip

Easy answers: vote and join a community group.

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Rights and Responsibilities(American Government)

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