Participation in Government

4. The process of choosing representatives through voting.
5. A system of government where citizens have a say in decision-making.
7. Legal status granting the rights and responsibilities of a member of a nation.
8. Contributing money to political parties, campaigns, or causes.
10. Engaging in public discussions to present and defend one's political views.
13. The practice of using direct action to bring about political change.
16. Taking to the streets to voice your dissent or support for a cause.
18. A fundamental civic duty where citizens choose their representatives.
19. Competing for an elected position, such as running for mayor or governor.
20. Laws and regulations created by a legislative body.

1. Expressing your concerns or desires to the government through written requests.
2. Act of working in a government role, such as being a public official or civil servant.
3. Informing yourself and others about government and political issues.
6. A direct vote by the public on a specific policy or issue.
9. Attempting to influence lawmakers and policies through persuasion and advocacy.
11. The process of removing a government official from office.
12. Adjective describing activities related to citizenship and government.
14. Actively supporting a candidate for public office, often involving canvassing and rallies.
15. A fundamental document that outlines a nation's government and rights.
17. An open meeting where citizens can discuss issues with elected officials.