The residents of Community A gather to discuss their school system. They agree that in order for their children to be able to evaluate rules, select leaders, and meaningfully discuss issues, their children must be educated. The residents of Community A are basing their discussion on
a. ?Political ideology
b. ?Economics
c. ?Culture/ethnicity
d. ?Religion
ANSWER:
a
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