Social Institutions
This social institution teaches children values like honesty, respect, and kindness.
What is family?
In this type of government, citizens vote to choose leaders and make decisions.
What is democracy?
This is the system for producing, buying, and selling goods and services.
What is the economy?
This right allows people to express opinions without fear of punishment.
What is freedom of speech?
A place where goods and services are bought and sold.
What is a market?
This institution prepares people for jobs and teaches skills like reading, writing, and problem-solving.
What is education?
This type of government is ruled by a king or queen, and power is often passed through family.
What is monarchy?
This is the amount of money needed to buy something.
What is price?
This is the right to practice any religion or no religion at all.
What is freedom of religion?
People who buy goods and services.
Who are consumers?
This institution provides meaning and purpose in life, often through shared beliefs and values.
What is religion?
In this government, one person has total control and citizens have limited freedoms.
What is dictatorship?
This is what we use to buy goods and services, including coins, bills, or electronic payments.
What is money?
This right lets people gather in groups for any purpose.
What is freedom to assemble?
The process of learning how to act and behave in society.
What is socialization?
This institution creates laws to protect rights and keeps society safe and fair.
What is government?
This U.S. document protects citizens' freedoms like speech, religion, and assembly.
What is the First Amendment?
These freedoms include the right to own property, start businesses, and choose jobs.
What are economic freedoms?
This term means rules that everyone must follow to stay safe and maintain order.
What are laws?
This term refers to strong loyalty to one’s country, sometimes thinking it is better than others.
What is nationalism?
These five major institutions form the backbone of society.
What are family, education, religion, government, and the economy?
This organization measures how free countries are by looking at political rights and civil liberties.
What is Freedom House?
This person starts their own business and creates products or services.
What is an entrepreneur?
This feeling of love and pride for your country is different from nationalism.
What is patriotism?
These freedoms include speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition.
What are civil liberties?