Peaceful Protests
Public Hearings
Social Media
Elections
100

A peaceful protest is...

when a group of people calmly protest about an issue that one thinks needs to be fixed.

100

True or False: citizens can not speak in a public hearing.

False

100

The different levels of government post lots of information to inform citizens...

about what one's ideas are, and what is going on in the government.

100

Elections allow candidates to...

communicate their ideas to the public.

200

The number one thing people protest about is...

economic hardship(cost of living).

200

True or False: Only the federal government can hold peaceful protests.

False

200

They post on various social media platforms when...

elections are happening or if they want to inform citizens about what is going on in the government.  

200

Elections allow citizens to...

express one's concerns and solutions so that the candidate can improve one's point of view.

300

Where do people usually protest?

In front of a governmental office/space, or a public area relating to the issue.

300

Public hearings are a way...

for citizens to know what is happening within the government.

300

The top three platforms that governments post on are...

1. X

2. Facebook 

3. Instagram

300

Voters tell leaders what they care about through...

 town hall meetings/public hearings.

400

True or False: Through a peaceful protest, citizens hope to get the government attention to...

act on a cause that one believes is going to affect a large group of people.

400

True or False: When there is a complaint about a courts decision, it may result in a formal public hearing. 

True

400

What words go in the blank space?

The government posts around ---- to ---- posts every day.

3000 to 5000

400

What can citizens do to show that they agree with a candidates ideas?

Citizens volunteer for candidates they support, put up signs, and donate to campaigns.

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