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a concern that has many people expressing differing viewpoints; a topic that connects to citizenship, identity and quality of life, and on which well-informed people have different views and
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values and ideas shared by people with a
common language, culture
and history |
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| opinions and preferences of an individual based on personal experiences |
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a measure of personal and collective
well-being; how "well-off" a person or group is including the economic, social, political, environmental and aesthetic aspects |
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| what individuals and groups are allowed to do in society, usually as established in law |
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a group of people who share a common geographic region, sense of common identity and culture, and who
participate in shared political and economic institutions for a communal
purpose or interest |
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| the ways in which a person participates with their country; all the actions, rights and responsibilities required of a person recognized as member of a country |
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| the individual characteristics by which a thing or person is recognized or known; Individual identity comes from your personal interests and experiences, and from the many roles you have — for example, as a sister, brother, or team member. |
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| a group; all the members of a group |
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| the ways in which a countries people are "ruled", controlled, influences or regulated by government |
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| the structure of government; A complete set of institutions, political organizations, interest groups (such as political parties, trade unions, lobby groups), the relationships between those institutions and the political norms and rules that govern their functions (constitution, election law |
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how a society organizes the production, distribution and consumption of goods
and services to meet their needs and wants |
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| personal reaction to an issue, usually backed up with reasons or facts |
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| standards for evaluating something |
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| having a preference for something; belonging and protecting one side of an argument |
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| the way in which a group of people is known or identified |
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