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What does it mean for the Constitution to be a 'living document'?
Think about how laws might change with new societal needs.
Give one example of civic engagement.
Consider how you can influence decisions in your community.
What does it mean when we say the Constitution is a 'living document'?
Think about how laws could change over time.
True or False: Civic engagement is solely the responsibility of elected officials.
Consider who influences local decisions.
Evaluate the role of youth in maintaining and evolving the philosophical foundations of the Constitution.
Consider recent movements led by youth for social justice.
Articulate the challenges faced by the Constitution as it adapts to modern societal values.
Think about ongoing societal debates regarding rights.
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