Introduction to Civics and Citizenship

These flashcards cover foundational concepts, definitions, and relationships in Civics and Citizenship.

What does Aristotle mean when he says 'man is a social animal' in relation to civics?

It highlights that human life depends on mutual interaction and cooperation.

What is the definition of Civics?

Civics is a discipline dealing with the day-to-day affairs of the state and its citizens.

According to F.J. Gold, what does Civics provide an individual?

A moral force to fulfill duties and a sense of belongingness to an organization.

What are the primary aspects that Civics studies?

Social, political, economic, historical, and geographical aspects of human life.

How does Civics relate to individual rights and duties?

Civics emphasizes the awareness of one's rights and responsibilities in creating a better society.

What are the societal roles that Civics prepares an individual to fulfill?

Civics prepares individuals to participate in national politics, solve social issues, and engage in economic affairs.

What type of knowledge does Civics provide that contributes to the success of a democratic system?

Knowledge of rights and duties, political processes, and responsibilities of government.

How does Civics contribute to the development of healthy habits?

It promotes virtues, sympathetic approaches, and unity among individuals.

In what way does Civics promote social welfare?

It instills a sense of cooperation with the government in activities related to social welfare.

What is the importance of historical study in Civics?

It helps understand past social developments and informs future planning.

How does the geographical aspect influence Civics?

Geographical features impact individual and collective character and habits, influencing civic life.

What role does Civics play in international relations?

Civics helps individuals understand global citizenship and the importance of international cooperation.

Why is civic knowledge important for solving national issues?

Because government solutions often require public cooperation and informed citizenry.

What is the relationship between Civics and ethics?

Civics studies the role of individuals as citizens while ethics focuses on high quality human character.