Answer:
The correct answers are options 1- "voting in local, state, and national elections
", 2-"volunteering to work at a local homeless shelter" and 4-"learning about a major national issue being debated in Congress".
Explanation:
As members of a community, people should follow civic duties to contribute to society. These duties include: exercising the voting rights, paying taxes, signing petitions and serving on a jury when it is required. Going beyond the civic rights is highly appreciated and serves as a model to other citizens. Voting in local, state and national election is an example, and not only for presidential elections; doing volunteering work goes beyond civic rights as well because it not results in a monetary remuneration; learning about a major national issue discussed in Congress is another example since the knowledge of the national issues is not clearly stated as civic duty but it helps to demand that actions are taken by the government and helps to vote thorough for candidates that support the citizens ideas.
