Government subjects can vary depending on the level of education and the specific curriculum. Some common government subjects include:


1. Civics: Studies the rights and responsibilities of citizens, government structures, and civic engagement.

2. Political Science: Examines political systems, institutions, behaviors, and policies.

3. International Relations: Explores interactions between countries, global governance, and diplomacy.

4. Public Administration: Focuses on the management and implementation of government policies and programs.

5. Comparative Government: Compares political systems, institutions, and policies across different countries.


These subjects help students understand how governments function, the role of citizens, and the complexities of global politics.