Usatestprep
1. are actions and attitudes that are expected of people living in a democratic society.

a)civic responsibilities

b)civil disobedience

c)civil liberties

d)civil rights

2. disobeying laws can be a "civic responsibility" when those laws are

a)difficult

b)disliked

c)inconvenient

d)unjust

3. it is most important to stay informed about politics and current events so that you can make informed decisions

a) at election time

b)when watching t. v.

c)in class discussions

d)when thinking about things

A)Civic responsibilities, disliked, A) at election time

Explanation: A. civic responsibilites  

1. are actions and attitudes that are expected of people living in a democratic society.  

2. Disobeying laws can be a "civic responsibility" when those laws are  D)unjust  '

3. It is MOST important to stay informed about politics and current events so that you can make informed decisions A) at election time

1. A) Civic responsibilities are actions and attitudes that are expected of people living in a democratic society.

This is true. Some examples of civic responsibilities are participating in government, voting, volunteering, advocating for social causes, adopting and promoting values that benefit society, and acting in an ethical manner.

2. Disobeying laws can be a "civic responsibility" when those laws are D) unjust.

When a law is harmful to a group of society or society as a whole, does not favor social equality, takes away people's basic rights, causes chaos or does not contribute to the general welfare of a society, people have the civic responsibility of disobeying such law due to its anti-democratic and unjust nature.

3. It is MOST important to stay informed about politics and current events so that you can make informed decisions A) at election time

At election time, the citizens of a nation have the opportunity to choose WHO will make the policies that will shape a nation's economy, politics, and society. From all options, then, A is the most important.

i'd have to with d.

explanation:

answer; self_ disclosure;