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This is an important concept because although laws, duties, responsibilities, and rights are fulfilling people’s problems and issues, there always seems to be room for change in any of the things listed above as future generations begin to blossom into the real world.

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This is an important concept because it draws the line between groups of people with the same race, gender, sexuality, ethnicity, religion, etc. as well as highlighting the importance of each and every category and type. This allows everyone to voice their opinions for themselves rather than being hindered by someone or something who is irrelevant to the issue. For example, abortion draws the line between women and men and highlights women for the reason that it has to deal with their body and not a man’s body.

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This is an important concept because U.S. citizens whose rights are respected and not violated, but don’t follow the same degree of violence or force for other races or ethnicities is a form of privilege with actions of prejudice that continue to be a problem in our nation today. These recurring forms of privilege and prejudice that we learn in civics help us understand what’s wrong from right and lets us debate a better course of action towards many issues we have today.

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I selected this assignment because it provides a strong example of recurring change for the better and for the satisfaction of everybody. This example involved the right to vote and how it came to be for everyone and not just patriarchal white men.

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I selected this assignment for the reason that it’s relevant to the freedom for all, but with limitations to avoid clashes of races, cultures, genders, sexualities, ethnicities, religions, communities, and so on and so forth.

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I selected this assignment because it covers a strong topic which is the Black Lives Matter movement where people of all ages continue to protest against prejudiced actions made through police brutality as well as bring attention to the privilege of white people. Therefore,  it’s highly relevant to this idea.

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Although PiD is a course with meaty history and lessons mostly based on the U.S. government and a citizen's rights and responsibilities, there's something more to PiD that benefits not only me, but every student who goes through this course in which we become more self-aware of laws, rights, and politics. It also prepares us to exercise our rights, one of which is voting. Overall, this course was really an eye-opener for me as reading through multiple articles day-by-day helps me understand why the U.S. became the U.S. we know as of today and what it used to be.