Citizenship
Responsibilities
Obligations
Forms of Gov
Influences
100

This term describes a legally recognized member of a nation

Citizen

100

What is a responsibility?

Things a citizen should do, but don't have to

100

What is an obligation?

Something a citizen must do

100

This is what the U.S. has

Constitutional Republic

100

This older civilization was where the written constitution came from

Ancient Greece

200
These are the 2 ways of becoming a citizen by birth

Law of soil and law of blood

200

Why should citizens do responsibilities?

It is for the common good

200

What happens if a citizen doesn't do their obligation?

Jail/fine as consequence

200

What is an Autocracy?

Government is controlled by one person.

200

Ancient rome divided the government with this method to make sure one group or person didn't have too much control

Seperation of powers

300

What is the impact of naturalization?

  • provide and contribute their talent and work to society

  • participate in government, vote, and elect leaders

  • bringing their food, languages, customs, and ideas has greatly enriched American culture

300

You can do this by watching or reading the news to know what's going on in the community or world.

Be informed

300

Why do we pay taxes?

Taxes fund government activities

300

Single ruler by bloodline, normally they are kings or queens

Monarchy

300

Judeo-christians believed in this, that no one person was above the law

Rule of Law

400

The process of an immigrant who comes to the U.S. and  becomes a U.S. citizen

Naturalization

400

Going to a ballot and choosing who you want to represent you.

Voting

400

Courts have the power to summon individuals to appear before them and this protects our constitutional rights to be tried by our peers

Serving on a jury

400

This type of government is ruled by the people

Democracy

400

Individual interest is set aside for the good of the community is called doing things for what

The common good

500

Name 3 steps of the naturalization process

  1. Be 18 years old

  2. be a lawful permanent resident

  3. live in the U.S. for 5 years

  4. be of good character

  5. speak, read, and write English

  6. take a test on U.S. history and government

  7. take oath of allegiance

500

This is a formal written request to government officials to make a change

A petition

500

At 18, males sign up to defend our nation, if called upon

Selective Service (Draft)

500

Power rests with citizens and is exercised by their elected representatives.

Republic

500

The government must go through this system when dealing with arrests or court cases as we are given these rights

Due Process