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University of Central Punjab: Assignment No: 1

The document discusses the relationship between civics and five other social sciences: political science, history, sociology, economics, and geography. It highlights how each discipline contributes to understanding government, society, and citizenship. Ultimately, it emphasizes the importance of these connections in fostering informed and responsible citizens.

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University of Central Punjab: Assignment No: 1

The document discusses the relationship between civics and five other social sciences: political science, history, sociology, economics, and geography. It highlights how each discipline contributes to understanding government, society, and citizenship. Ultimately, it emphasizes the importance of these connections in fostering informed and responsible citizens.

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University of Central Punjab

Assignment No: 1

Submitted by: Daim Arshad

Roll no: L1F24BSML0058

Submitted to: Prof. Ayesha Mughees


How Civics relates to five other social sciences:

1. Civics and Political Science

Civics is closely connected with political science because both study


government and political institutions. Political science deals with how
governments are formed, how they function, and how power is distributed.
Civics, on the other hand, teaches citizens how to take part in government
activities and understand their rights and duties. Therefore, political science
provides the theory of government, while civics helps people apply that
knowledge in real life as responsible citizens.

2. Civics and History

Civics is related to history because the study of history helps us understand


how different forms of government, laws, and rights have developed over
time. Historical events such as revolutions, independence movements, and
the making of constitutions show how people struggled for justice and
freedom. Civics uses these lessons from history to teach the importance of
democracy, equality, and active citizenship.

3. Civics and Sociology

Sociology studies human society, social behavior, and institutions like family,
education, and religion. Civics is connected to sociology because both deal
with people living together in a community. By understanding social
relationships and values from sociology, citizens can better understand their
roles, responsibilities, and the need for cooperation in society. This helps in
building a peaceful and organized community.

4. Civics and Economics

Civics and economics are related because both affect people’s daily lives.
Economics deals with how resources are used, how goods are produced, and
how wealth is distributed. Civics teaches how governments make economic
decisions through policies like taxation, trade, and budgeting. A good citizen
should understand these economic matters to participate wisely in public
affairs and support the nation’s progress.

5. Civics and Geography


Civics also relates to geography because the location, climate, and natural
resources of a country influence its government and policies. For example,
population distribution and regional resources affect political representation
and development plans. Understanding geography helps citizens know their
country’s needs and challenges, and how government decisions are made to
manage land, environment, and resources.

Conclusion

In short, Civics is connected with political science, history, sociology,


economics, and geography because all these social sciences help people
understand how society and government work together. They prepare
individuals to become informed, responsible, and active citizens.

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