Civic Rights & Duties
What is a requirement to be able to register to vote in a national election?
-18 years old
-Be a US Citizen
What are fees that are required by the government to fund public services?
Taxes
Why would knowing a public official's political stance help citizens?
- Predict how the laws and policies the officials support might impact their lives
- Understand how the official may vote or make decisions on laws and policies
- Make informed voting choices that align with their values and priorities
Where does trash go if it is not recycled?
What is an example of a community volunteer event?
Any examples of the volunteer events created by the students
What is domestic policy?
Government decisions dealing with issues inside the country
How are symbols used to represent organizations?
To visually communicate an organization’s identity, values, or purpose
What is a non-partisan source?
A source that provides information but does not take political sides
How is recycled trash reused?
It is processed and made into new products or materials
What are social behaviors that are polite and appropriate in different situations?
Etiquette
What is the difference between civic rights and responsibility?
Rights are freedoms protected by law, while responsibilities are duties citizens are expected to carry out
How are colors used in symbol design
To communicate meaning, emotions, or values associated with the organization
What is an example of a non-partisan source?
A government data website
What is one benefit and one disadvantage of the zero waste lifestyle?
Benefit: Reduces waste and protects natural resources by reusing and recycling more instead of sending trash to landfills
Disadvantage: Can be difficult and time-consumeing because it requires lifestyle changes and some communities have limited access to zero-waste options
Why is volunteering important for the communiy?
It helps improve the community and supports people in need
What does it mean to be patriotic?
Showing pride in your country and its values and principles
What are 4 examples of public services
- Public schools
- Public libraries
- Police departments
- Fire Departments
- Roads and highways
- Public transportation
- Parks and recreation areas
- Medicaid and medicare
- Emergency service (911)
What percentage of waste goes to recycling?
about 32%
What is selective service and why is it important?
Selective service is a system that registers eligible men for a possible military draft and is important because it helps ensure the country can quickly raise a military force in a national emergency