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Understanding Civic Engagement in Democratic Societies

Question 1

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What is civic engagement, and why is it important in a democratic society?

Question 2

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Describe two ways in which citizens can engage with their government outside of voting.

Question 3

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Explain the role of public consultations in the legislative process.

Question 4

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How do interest groups influence government policy, and what methods do they use?

Question 5

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Discuss the importance of petitions and how they can effect change in government policies.

Question 6

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What is the purpose of public hearings, and how can they serve as a platform for civic engagement?

Question 7

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Explain how social media has transformed civic engagement and political processes in recent years.

Question 8

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Describe the process of lobbying and its significance in shaping legislation.

Question 9

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How do non-governmental organizations (NGOs) contribute to civic engagement and influence government decisions?

Question 10

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What are some barriers to civic engagement, and how might they be overcome?

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