Part 1: Using the type of citizen participation listed in column 1, give an example of what this looks like in real life. (30 points total, 5 points per question)

Civic Duties
Paying taxes, jury duty, and/or military service
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Civic Duties: Paying Taxes

Example in Real Life: A citizen files their annual income tax return by the April 15 deadline, ensuring they report their earnings accurately and pay the appropriate amount owed to the government. This act supports public services like education, infrastructure, and healthcare.


Civic Duties: Jury Duty

Example in Real Life: A citizen receives a jury summons and attends the courthouse as required. After being selected, they serve as a juror in a criminal trial, where they listen to evidence, deliberate with fellow jurors, and ultimately help reach a verdict based on the law and evidence presented.


Civic Duties: Military Service

Example in Real Life: A citizen enlists in the armed forces, undergoing training and serving in various capacities to protect national security. They participate in operations, assist in humanitarian missions, and may be stationed abroad, contributing to their country’s efforts while fulfilling their duty as a service member.