Benchmark Advance Unit 1 Week 2

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What is legislation?

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Legislation refers to laws that are enacted by a governing body, such as Congress. It is a formal written document that outlines rules and regulations.

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What does it mean to compromise?

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To compromise means to make a mutual agreement where each party gives up something to reach a common goal or solution.

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Who are delegates?

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Delegates are individuals chosen to represent a group, often at a conference or convention, such as the Constitutional Convention.

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What is consent?

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Consent is permission for something to happen or agreement to do something, often required from parents for minors.

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What does denial of civil rights mean?

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Denial of civil rights refers to the refusal to recognize or uphold the basic rights and freedoms that belong to every individual.

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What is the purpose of voting rights legislation?

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Voting rights legislation aims to protect and ensure the right of individuals to vote without discrimination.

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What is the significance of the Constitutional Convention?

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The Constitutional Convention was a meeting in 1787 where delegates gathered to create the U.S. Constitution, establishing the framework of the government.

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What is the role of citizens in a democracy?

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In a democracy, citizens have the right to vote, express opinions, and participate in decision-making processes.

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What does it mean to argue?

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To argue means to present reasons for or against something, often in a debate or discussion.

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What is the importance of support in decision-making?

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Support from others can provide encouragement and validation, helping individuals make informed decisions.