Question

Which of the following is a conventional form of political participation?

a. Writing letters to public officials.
b. Participating in a protest march.
c. Boycotting products.
d. Chanting slogans outside officials' windows.
e. Staging a sit-in.

Answer 1

Writing letters to public officials is a conventional form of political participation.

Step-by-step explanation:

A conventional form of political participation is writing letters to public officials. This is a way for citizens to express their opinions and concerns to elected representatives and have their voices heard. Writing letters allows individuals to engage in the political process without physically protesting or boycotting products. While participating in a protest march, boycotting products, chanting slogans outside officials' windows, and staging a sit-in are all forms of political expression, they may be considered more unconventional or radical compared to conventional forms of political participation.

Answer 2

Option B

Step-by-step explanation:

A political participation is part of an activity by which people tend to express, develop opinions on the world and how it is been governed.

An example is Protest march. In this process, people that has a common interest engage in this to show to the political world their interest and what they want. It is a political move and activity to explain to the political leaders how a certain decision or activity affect the people it governs.