<span>Try defining short sections of the question first. Then you should be able to connect them to the 'examples' they refer to.
Participating in civic and political life for 'individuals' is generally limited to meeting political candidates, voting etc. for most people. For those who aspire to be the politician or leader, they will take civic and political events more seriously, be more involved in the background workings of government.</span><span>
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The belief of nullification is illustrated when a state believes that it does not have to obey a federal law because the law exceeds the national government's authority.
<h3>What is a
nullification?</h3>
It means the theory that holds that the state has the right to nullify or invalidate any federal laws which that state has deemed unconstitutional with respect to the United States Constitution.
Hence, this belief is also illustrated when a state believes that it does not have to obey a federal law because the law exceeds the national government's authority.
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