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| service performed for the community; sometimes part of a judges sentence for lesser crimes. |
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| pretend trials used to educate people about the legal system. |
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| giving freely of your time to help others. |
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| duty of individuals to handle their finances wisely. |
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| citizen involvement in local issues and problems. |
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| education while working in the community. |
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| pretend elections used to educate new voters about elections. |
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| a person's power to vote in elections. |
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| democratic civic virtue that supports differences. |
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| a way of reaching agreement in which each person or group gives up something that was wanted in order to end an argument or dispute. |
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| actions that people should do. |
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| a feeling of admiring someone or something that is good, valuable, important, etc. |
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| a group of citizens who participate in their government. |
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| tasks or jobs that people should do for moral or legal reasons. |
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| working together to achieve a goal or solve a problem. |
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| to express support for issues or to expose problems with the community and government. |
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| to work together to help each other. |
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