Citizenship Basics
What is the basic definition of citizenship?
Belonging to a country
Name one right mentioned in the article that U.S. citizens have.
Freedom of speech / religion / fair trial
Where did the idea of citizenship begin, according to the article?
Ancient Greece
What is civic duty?
A citizen's role in helping their community and country
Can young people be good citizens even if they can’t vote?
Yes
Citizenship is more than where you were born—what else does it include?
Rights and responsibilities
What is one responsibility of a citizen mentioned in the article?
Obeying the law / Voting / Serving on a jury
In ancient Greece, who could be a citizen?
Certain men
Name one way people can practice civic duty.
Volunteering / Helping in the community / Staying informed
What is one way a student can show citizenship at school?
Following rules / Respecting others / Standing up to bullying
What does the article say citizenship is really about?
Being part of something bigger than yourself
Why is learning about the Constitution important?
It helps protect and understand freedoms
What rights did ancient Greek citizens have?
The right to vote and participate in government
What is one reason why civic duty matters?
It keeps the community and country functioning well
Why are everyday choices important for young citizens?
They help develop lifelong habits of good citizenship
What is the term for someone who becomes a citizen through a legal process?
Naturalization
Give an example of how a person can show responsibility in their community.
Picking up trash / Respecting others / Following laws
How is U.S. citizenship different from ancient Greece?
It includes people from all backgrounds
What’s an example of a small action that shows good citizenship?
Picking up trash at a park
What does the article say about when citizenship starts?
It starts with the choices you make every day
Name one thing a person must do to become a naturalized citizen.
Pass a test / Take an oath / Show knowledge of history and laws
Why is it important to balance rights with responsibilities?
Because freedom comes with the duty to protect it
What does the history of citizenship show us about its meaning today?
It has evolved to include more people and more freedoms
How does civic duty help build a stronger society?
Through everyday actions that unite and support the community
Why is showing respect in the classroom a form of good citizenship?
It helps create a positive, united learning environment