Regions and People of the Western Hemisphere
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each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| What is a public issue? | a topic of importance to the community
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| Doing something for the common good means: | benefiting citizens of a community as a whole
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| Examples of public issues include all of the following: | installing a stop light at a busy intersection,
building a new subdivision vs. creating a city park, and
dealing with a rise in the deer population in city neighborhoods
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| Which strategy is least effective for helping you understand and communicate about public issues? | Gather information from a single source.
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| To actively participate in the community for the common good, a citizen should first: | develop skills to learn about public issues
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| What determines the relationship between those in power and the individual citizens? | a government's structure
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| Which statement best describes a government with limited power? | A constitution protects citizens' rights.
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| Which of the following best describes a government with unlimited power? | Citizens are subject to the government's absolute power.
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| Which statement best describes a democracy? | Citizens actively participate in the government.
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| Which of the following governments share the most similarities? | absolute monarchy and dictaatorship
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