vocab
the five freedoms
democratic ideals
examples of real world democratic ideals
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What are the "Five Freedoms" that citizens of the United States are promised in the First Amendment?

Freedom of Speech, Freedom of Religion, Freedom to Petition, Freedom of Assembly, Freedom of the Press

100

What is the definition of "Freedom of Religion?"

This means you can practice any religion you choose or none at all. You have the right to celebrate your beliefs and traditions without being judged or treated unfairly.

100

What is the definition of equality?

all people are treated equally by the law

100

What's this: You wrote a blog post explaining why you believe schools should not ban cell phones and publish it online 

FREEDOM!

200

What is the definition of "Democracy?"

a system of government where the people have power to make decisions and choose their leaders through voting

200

What is the definition of "Freedom of Speech?"

This freedom allows you to share your thoughts and opinions without being afraid of getting in trouble. You can speak up in class, write articles, or express yourself in many ways.

200

What is the definition of justice?

 fair treatment of all people; for example, everyone has the right to a fair trial and government leaders are held responsible for their actions—no one is above the law

200

What's this: You make a TikTok explaining why you think your followers should vote in the upcoming election.

CIVIC PARTICIPATION!

300

What is the definition of "government?"

a system or group of people who lead a country

300

What is the definition of "Freedom of the Press?"

This freedom protects the news and media from censorship. It allows journalists to report the truth and share information with the public about what is happening in the world.

300

What is the definition of free and fair elections?

regularly scheduled elections in which all voters have equal opportunity to participate and final results reflect honest vote totals

300

What's this: Your neighbor promised to split the cost of a new fence between your houses, but he never pays you back. You can take him to court to make sure he keeps the promise and pays you back.

JUSTICE!

400

What is the Constitution of the United States?

A 250 year old document that was written by white men that explains how our government works and what rights citizens have.

400

What is the definition of "Freedom of Petition?"

This freedom allows you to ask the government to change something or address your concerns. You can create petitions, write letters, or speak to officials about issues that matter to you.

400

What is the definition of freedom?

the right to act, speak and think as one wants; liberty

400

What's this: a fire is burning in your neighborhood. The fire fighters will rescue all the people in the neighborhood, no matter what race or gender they are.

EQUALITY

500

What is the definition of "democratic ideal?"

Democratic ideals are the important beliefs and ideals that guide a country and shape the rights and responsibilities of citizens.

500

What is the definition of "Freedom of Assembly?"

This means you can gather peacefully with others to express your ideas or beliefs. Whether it's a meeting, a rally, or a demonstration, you have the right to come together as a group.

500

What is the definition of civic participation?

 a society in which people take their civic duties seriously, such as by voting, staying informed, and advocating for issues they care about

500

What's this: You're waiting in line to vote in an election. The people in line next to you represent many different races, ages, and genders. You feel safe and know your vote will count.

FREE AND FAIR ELECTIONS

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