Rights and Diversity

Equality means...

• Everyone has equal opportunities and chances
• People all get the same pay. 
• Every one has the right to party
• Disabled peoples rights. 

Which of the following is NOT an inalienable right?

• life

• liberty

• making money

• the pursuit of happiness

A right is

• something you must do

• a job your parents make you do

• a freedom every person should have as a citizen

• a chore

Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?

• Thomas Jefferson

• Abraham Lincoln

• Sarah Owens

• Martin Luther King Jr

What are inalienable rights?

• Rights that only adults have.

• Rights for aliens.

• Rights that cannot be taken away or denied.

• Rights for animals.

Which lists the benefits of diversity?

• Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

• Music, clothing, and food

• Music, liberty, and telephones

• Food, clothing, and houses

Why are inalienable rights important?

• They allow all Americans to be equal.

• They are for some people in the United States.

• They make the President have power.

• They make it easy for the government to make rules.

What is diversity?

• Differences in people.

• Similarities in people.

• Being equal.

• Having life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness

Our three branches of government are:

• Legislative, Independent, Judicial

• Judicial, Executive, Legislative

• Local, State, Federal

• Tall, Grande, Venti

What type of government do we have in the United States?

• Monarchy

• Democracy

• Socialist

• Communist