Vocabulary Terms
Constitutional Powers
Citizenship
Vocabulary Terms 2
Civic Participation
100

A legal member of a self-governing community.

Citizen

100

Can name ambassadors

President

100

True or False: Every person born in the United States is a citizen of this country.

True

100

To have an effect on or to cause changes in something.

Influence

100

Citizens must _______ the government to make sure they're doing their job.

Moniter

200
Another name for a country.

Nation-State

200

Hear all cases affecting ambassadors

U.S. Supreme Court

200

True or false: All citizens posses equal rights.

True

200

An essential idea that we as a nation believe to be good about government.

Constitutional Priniciple

200

The public life of citizens.

Civic Life

300

The practice of carrying on formal relationships with governments of other countries.

Diplomacy

300

Can raise and support armies.

Congress

300

Personal or Political: Freedom to travel.

Personal

300

A person who is not a citizen but is legally permitted to live here.

Legal Permanent Resident

300

Politcal or Social: voting.

Politcal

400

The rules that regulate how countries behave toward one another.

International Law

400

Commander and chief of military forces.

President

400

Personal or Political: Due process

Political

400

The rights needed to earn a living and to acquire and transfer property or to produce goods and services.

Economic Rights

400

Politcal or Social: Conducting email or telephone campaigns

Politcal

500

To show concern for the pain and suffering of others.

Humanitarian Aid

500

Can declare war.

Congress

500

Must you obey a law you think is unjust? Why or why not?

No, but you must be ready to face the consequences

500

Individuals and groups solve community problems without relying on the government to do it for them.

Social Action

500

Politcal or Social: forming a neighborhood watch program.

Social