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Unscramble key civic concepts.

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Unscramble key civic concepts.

by Calanigan National High School (Region II - Isabela)
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A coordinated effort to mobilize support and action for a cause or candidate.

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The act of arguing in favor of policies, rights, or groups.

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The process of shaping beliefs or actions through reasoning, emotion, or credibility.

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State of being informed about a topic, issue, or event.

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Power to affect opinions, decisions, or actions.

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A person who teaches or guides learners.

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The process of acquiring knowledge or skills.

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Ability to read and write and understand information.

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The act of verifying claims against reliable sources.

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People who share a place, interests, or goals.

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Systems of beliefs, norms, and practices formed by a group.

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An organized group of people living and interacting.

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Members of a political community with rights and duties.

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A system where people participate in decision making.

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Activities associated with governance of a country.

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A personal judgment or view formed without certainty.

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A base or stage for hosting ideas, voices, or tools.

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Global network connecting computers to share information.

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Relating to data, devices, and online technologies.

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A centralized place for distributing journalism and media.

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Adherence to moral and ethical principles.

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Practice of gathering, reporting, and presenting news.

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Providing information to enlarge knowledge or awareness.

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Readers can trust the source because it appears reliable.

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Unbiased, fact-based without personal feelings.

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