Question

civic virtues civic principles a limited government separation of powers b humility sense of community c freedom of religion equity d justice self - governance which of the following pairings accurately compares civic virtue to civic principle? choose 1 answer: a comparison a b comparison b c comparison c d comparison d

Explanation:

To determine the correct pairing, we analyze each option:

• Option A: "Limited government" is a civic principle (a concept about governance structure), not a virtue. "Separation of powers" is also a principle. So A is incorrect.
• Option B: "Humility" is a personal virtue, not a civic virtue (civic virtues relate to contributing to society). "Sense of community" is more of a social concept, not a civic principle. So B is incorrect.
• Option C: "Freedom of religion" is a civic principle (a right/concept in governance), not a virtue. "Equity" is a principle. So C is incorrect.
• Option D: "Justice" is a civic virtue (a moral quality that contributes to a good society). "Self - governance" is a civic principle (a concept about how a community or society is governed). This pairing correctly matches a civic virtue with a civic principle.

Answer:

D. Comparison D