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Government and Civics Vocabulary Flashcards

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This 8-card flashcard set covers essential civics and government vocabulary for 5th graders, including union, convention, representatives, debate, and proposal. The cards focus on terms related to democracy, governance, and civic participation. Use it for social studies vocabulary review, civics units, or government concept reinforcement.

Subject:
Social Studies
Topic:
Civics
Grade Level:
5th Grade
Updated January 2026

Terms in This Set

  • union
  • situation
  • committee
  • convention
  • debate
  • proposal
  • representatives
  • resolve

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