B. Citizens think about political issues critically - Citizens make informed voting decisions
Explanation:
A political system refers to all the institutions and interests groups that make or directly influence official government decisions, to how those institutions and groups function and interact with each other and how they interact with other systems (like the legal system and the economic system, for example).
In a democratic nation, one of the most efficient means that a citizen has to influence in a political system is the vote. Through the vote, citizens can elect their representatives so that they work according to certain social interests in order to improve society. Therefore, one main effect of informed citizens on the political system is the making of informed voting decisions, but this latter would not be possible if the voter did not think about political issues critically first.
Migration can affect population distribution by causing the population of one area to increase while simultaneously decreasing the population of another. This can also cause one area to be more densely populated than another. ... High density of population.
Burning of coal, oil and gas has been inextricably linked to the rising levels of greenhouse gases in Earth's atmosphere and is a leading contributor of climate change. The world's scientists agree that we are on a path towards disaster that can only be stopped by weaning ourselves off our fossil fuel habit.
“Got it. Here's the thing. Kenzi here got a big heart. But that big heart happens to be in a small body. Now, I don't know about you, but I would hate for that heart to be broken because that body was knocked around."