Forms of Government
Forms of Government
Citizenship
Amendments (Bill of Rights)
Amendments (Bill of Rights)
100

Controlled by religious people

Theocracy

100

What is a government? 

A government helps a country decide, vote, and run its own country.  The governing body of a nation or state. 

100

What is a citizen? 


A citizen is a person who, by place of birth, nationality of one or both parents, or naturalization is granted full rights and responsibilities as a member of a nation or political community

100

Freedom of religion, speech, assembly, petition, and press

1st Amendment

100

Right to bear arms (weapons)

2nd Amendment

200

The government controls everything. (money, roads, buildings, and laws)

Communism

200

Give an example of two countries that have different governments?  Put down two countries with and the names of their government. 

An example- US (Democracy) vs China (Communism)

200

Responsibilities of being a citizen?  (List three things)

Obey laws

Vote

Pay taxes

Community service

Serve on a jury

Keep your country safe and clean

200

No double jeopardy- You can't be tried in court for the same crime twice.  (court related) (5, 6, or 7)

5th amendment

200

Freedom from excessive bail or cruel and unusual punishment

8th amendment

300

Nobody is in control.  There is no government left. 

Anarchy

300

One person runs the country.

Dictatorship or Autocracy

300

Can anyone who moves to the United States become a citizen?  Yes or no and why? 

No, there is a process that you have to go through if you want to become a citizen of the United States.  This is to make sure the United States is a safe country.  

300

The right to trial by jury. (court related) (5, 6, or 7)

7th amendment

300

Freedom from unreasonable searches and seizures by police

4th amendment

400

A free country- People directly decides and votes on laws.  (Two words)

Direct Democrarcy

400

A king or queen runs the country

Monarchy

400

If we visit another country, do we follow their laws or the laws of the United Sates?  Yes or no and why? 

We follow their laws if we are flying to their country to visit.  

400

No quartering of soldiers

3rd amendment

400

Right to a speedy and public trial- (court related) (5, 6, or 7)

6th amendment

500

A few people control or run the government

Oligarchy

500

A free country - Citizens are in control, but they elect representatives to govern the country. (Two words)

Representative Democracy

500

Explain who the 4 types of laws listed below are for? 

Criminal, civil, Juvenile, and military law

Criminal- bad people

Civil- against other people (no crime)

Juvenile- Under 18 years of age

Military- For those in the military

500

Powers reserved to the states 

10th amendment

500

Other rights of the people, not only in the Constitution

9th amendment