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civics

[ UK /sˈɪvɪks/ ]
[ US /ˈsɪvɪks/ ]
NOUN
  1. the social science of municipal affairs

How To Use civics In A Sentence

  • All who remember this "beatitude" will be helped to solve many perplexing problems of dress, diet, play, education, philanthropy, morals, and civics. Civics and Health
  • Educators blame the lack of interest or knowledge of civics on several things, including grade inflation, overemphasis of test scores, and failure to teach the relevance of the Constitution.
  • United States Citizenship and Immigration Services announced the new civics questions and answers last week.
  • The American public is being presented with an evangelical civics lesson, not only daily but hourly.
  • Yet despite that lesson in civics, Republican primary voters are poised once again to make the most radical gesture in choosing their nominee. Monday Night « Gerry Canavan
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  • Similarly, conflicts in the social sciences - including history, civics, government, economics, and so on - also capture attention, arouse concern, and stir emotion.
  • For example, the curriculum will tend to neglect such non-testable subjects as art, music, civics, history.
  • Emphasis is on civics and citizenship elements, although the kit also supports activities in science, art and English.
  • United States Citizenship and Immigration Services announced the new civics questions and answers last week. The reading and writing parts of the naturalization test have also been redone.
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