Define the following terms: Social Studies, Civic Competence, Corruption, Apathy, Inquiry-based learning, Civic Engagement, Moral values, Social values, Political values, Economic values, and Cultural

1. Social studies is the academic discipline that takes the study of human beings, their interactions with society, culture, and the environment, and their preparation for responsible citizenship as its goal. 5. Civic competence is the ability to effectively and responsibly participate in civic life, understanding one's rights and duties, and contributing to the common good. 6. Two attitudes that need to be changed to promote national development are: • Corruption • Apathy 7. The essence of inquiry-based learning is to help students to learn more deeply, to think more broadly and to develop more meaningful understandings. 8. The voluntary actions taken by citizens not under the direction of any authority wielding of the state is known as civic engagement. 9. Five categories of values in social studies are: • Moral values • Social values • Political values • Economic values • Cultural values