Chapter 5.1/5.2 Review

A call up of men for military service

• Responsibility

• Draft

• Tolerance

• Duty

Things citizens are required to do

• Responsibility

• Draft

• Tolerance

• Duty

Complex system with many departments, many rules, and many people in the chain of command

• Bureaucracy

• Welfare

• Volunteerism

Obligations that are fulfilled voluntarily

• Responsibility

• Draft

• Tolerance

• Duty

An example of a civic duty is

• Picking up garbage on the side of the road

• Serving on a jury

• Participating in a fundraiser

• Mowing a neighbor's lawn

The health, prosperity, and happiness of all members of the community

• Bureaucracy

• Welfare

• Volunteerism

Respecting and accepting others, regardless of their beliefs, practices, or differences

• Responsibility

• Draft

• Tolerance

• Duty

An example of civic responsibility is

• Attending school

• Enlisting in the army

• Being informed

• Obeying the laws

These are usually small, locally based organizations that focus on specific projects

• Corporations

• Charities

• Schools

• Businesses

When people donate time and money to their community they are

• Encouraging people to take advantage of their rights

• Fostering tolerance

• Wasting their resources

• Promoting the health and welfare of community members