Citizenship
Foundational Influences
3 Branches
Rights in the Constitution
Misc
100

Defines Citizenship in tyeh US Constitution

14th Amendment

100

Direct democracy and the polis

Ancient greece

100

President, VP and Cabinet

Executive

100

Bear arms

2nd amendment

100

How an amendment is made to the constiution

2/3 of house propose

3/4 of the state legislatures ratify

200

C in Carrot Means

Good Character

200

Justice, liberty, equality

Judeo Christian tradition

200

Lawmakers

Legislative

200

You can ask for a change in the first amendment

Petition your government

200

ratify is to

approve

300

Paying taxes is an obligation or responsibility

Obligation

300

Separation of powers, rule of law

Ancient Rome

300

Law decoders

Judicial

300

You can read what ever you want in the first

Free press

300

Using an eagle to represent freedom

Symbolism

400

The last thing one does to become a citizen

Take an oath of allegiance to the USA

400

Representative Government

Ancient Rome

400

Must be 35 years old and a Natural Born Citizen

President

400

You keep your privacy in the 4th

Search and seizure

400

Only presenting one point of view

Bias

500

Vote, attend civic meetings, run for office are all this type of action 

Responsibility of citizenship

500

A written constitution

Ancient Greece

500

Serve for life with good behavior

Supreme Court Justices

500

Women get to vote too

19th amendment

500

Thomas Paines argument in common sense

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