Civics And Citizenship
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N . , ~ . M citizenship today is being Community Organiza- . , , . , . . .. Given through the various forms of community organ- izations in which all members of society are par- ticipating. Illustrations of these organizations are the Parent-Teachers' Associations, the Farm- ers' Clubs, the Chamber of Commerce, the Church Leagues, the Women's Clubs, the Christian Asso- ciations. All of these organizations are voluntary and exist for civic and religious improvement without pay or legal coercion.... The nature and motive of these organizations place them on a high civic plane, making them worthy of observation and study by the school children. Branches of many of these organizations exist for children so that they as members may actually participate in the same character of civic work. These organ- izations exist primarily for the purpose of awak- ening, developing and fostering high ideals and practices of civic virtues. They are the forerun- ners of good laws and law enforcement. They are the foundations and strength of good schools, righteous homes, and spiritual churches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
N . , ~ . M citizenship today is being Community Organiza- . , , . , . . .. Given through the various forms of community organ- izations in which all members of society are par- ticipating. Illustrations of these organizations are the Parent-Teachers' Associations, the Farm- ers' Clubs, the Chamber of Commerce, the Church Leagues, the Women's Clubs, the Christian Asso- ciations. All of these organizations are voluntary and exist for civic and religious improvement without pay or legal coercion.... The nature and motive of these organizations place them on a high civic plane, making them worthy of observation and study by the school children. Branches of many of these organizations exist for children so that they as members may actually participate in the same character of civic work. These organ- izations exist primarily for the purpose of awak- ening, developing and fostering high ideals and practices of civic virtues. They are the forerun- ners of good laws and law enforcement. They are the foundations and strength of good schools, righteous homes, and spiritual churches.
What to read after Civics And Citizenship?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Excelmons Cloyd to read onlineMoreLess
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