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CIVICS WORDS

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Immigrant A person who is permanently to a new country
Ethnic Group A group of people who share a common national, cultural, or racial background
Values The general principals or beliefs people use to make judgement/decisions
Institutions A key practice, relationship, or organization in society
Popular Sovereignty The idea that power lies with people
Arbitrary not agreed upon
Citizens community member who owes loyalty to the government and its entitled to protection
civics the study of rights & duties of citizens
citizenship rights & duties of members of a state
government the ruling authority of a community
naturalization a legal process to obtain citizenship
alien a foreign born resident of the USA who hasn't been naturalized
refugee a person who unwillingly left his/her family to escape war/famine etc.
responsibility an obligation that we fulfill voluntarily
duty a thing we're required to do
tolerance respecting/ accepting other, regardless of their beliefs, practices, or differences
welfare the health, prosperity and happiness of the members of a community
volunteerism the practice of offering your time/services to others without payment
public policy the course of action the government takes in response to an issue/problem
representative democracy a government in which citizens w=choose a smaller group to govern on their behalf
constitutional monarchy who rules is passed down through blood; the power of the hereditary ruler is limited by the country's constitution/laws
majority rule political principle that a 50% or more of a community members have the power to make laws binding on all people
authoritarian regime a government in which a single leader or a group holds absolute power
totalitarian a system in which government control extends to almost all aspects of peoples lives
ideology a body of ideas about life and society
socialism a system in which society , either directly/indirectly through the government , controls all aspects of the economy
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