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Mostly revert -- I'm not sure these two wordings mean the exact same thing.
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[[Image:Constitution.jpg|thumb|right|180px|The constitution was written in plain-language for a self-governing people]]
 
[[Image:Constitution.jpg|thumb|right|180px|The constitution was written in plain-language for a self-governing people]]
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'''Self-governance''', or '''self-government''', refers the civic engagement of free [[citizen]]s, and their consequent interactions with national, state, and local governments.  
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'''Self-governance''', or '''self-government''', refers to activities that free [[citizen]]s should take time to do that are rooted in civic engagement and knowledge of what one's national, state, and local government are up to.
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Lack of self-government leads to a "professional" political class.  If citizens refuse to govern themselves, then others will gladly take up the task of governing them.
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Lack of engaging in self-government activities leads to a "professional" political class.  If citizens refuse to govern themselves, then others will gladly take up the task of governing them.
    
[[Image:TeaPartyByFreedomFan.JPG|thumb|right|180px|The Tea Party protests of 2009/2010 are examples of self-government.]]
 
[[Image:TeaPartyByFreedomFan.JPG|thumb|right|180px|The Tea Party protests of 2009/2010 are examples of self-government.]]
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