Why is citizen participation important in a democracy? Give two examples
What will be an ideal response?
An ideal response will:
1, Discuss how citizen participation is important in a democracy because it allows citizens to take action to influence what government does or does not do. The quality and effectiveness of laws may be determined by the level of participation from those most affected by the laws.
2, Provide two examples. These might include volunteering for an organization; working with neighbors to fix problems; attending public meetings; discussing politics; showing support for a party or candidate; or taking part in a march, protest, or rally.
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The People's Party (or Populist Party) could at least brag that it was the first third party since 1860 to
a. win the presidency. b. collect over 20 percent of the popular vote. c. collect over 30 percent of the popular vote. d. win any electoral votes. e. control the Senate.
What is a veto? Can a veto be overridden?
What will be an ideal response?