Introduction to Civic Health - Flashcard Replacement

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What is Civic Health?

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Civic Health refers to the activities and conditions that make a community a great place to live, including social connectedness, political involvement, and community engagement.

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What is Social Connectedness?

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Social Connectedness is the degree to which individuals feel connected to others in their community, such as friends, family, and neighbors.

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What is Political Involvement?

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Political Involvement is being actively engaged and informed about local and national government activities, including voting, protesting, and participating in political discussions.

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Give an example of Social Connectedness.

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Calling your grandma on the phone to see how she is doing.

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What is Community Engagement?

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Community Engagement involves activities that encourage individuals to participate in their community, such as volunteering, attending local events, and joining clubs.

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Which activity is NOT an example of Political Involvement?

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Donating food to the food bank.

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What does it mean to have Confidence in Institutions?

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Confidence in Institutions refers to the trust and belief that individuals have in government and other organizations to act in the public's best interest.

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What is an example of Civic Health?

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Activities that improve the quality of life in a community, such as organizing neighborhood clean-ups or community festivals.

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What is the importance of Voting?

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Voting is a fundamental way for citizens to express their opinions and influence government decisions.

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What is an example of Community Engagement?

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Joining a school club or participating in local events.