<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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No
You need to be educated to make smart choices which leads to progression
Answer:
Voting Rights
Explanation:
Voting rights were only added to the 15th Amendment, and are therefore not part of the Bill of Rights in relation to Amendments 1 through 10.
However, the American Bill of Rights was created to prevent the federalist government from having too much power over citizens, so the Bill of Rights had as its main objective to protect Americans against government abuses, in addition, it protected individual freedoms and allowed rights of those accused of crime were respected.
