Question

Which cause-and-effect diagram best illustrates one main effect of informed

Answer 1

Answer:

Citizens think about political issues critically > citizens make informed voting decisions

Explanation:  

Being an informed voter implies becoming an educated citizen –that is,  someone who is socially and politically conscious. This means staying informed about current affairs and public policy that concerns the voter as well as the community and to understand how the elected politicians and future candidates (may) vote on them.

The idea is to be in a position to head into the polls with a sense of how you and fellow citizens will be influenced by your choices (be it candidate or policy). You should always keep alert to what the political representatives are doing. They take decisions that directly or indirectly affects you, and you need to stay informed of concerning the decisions that they might make.