Labor day / Government

1. How do community laws help citizens?

• a. To travel the right routes

• b. To find the resources they need

• c. To stay safe and peaceful

• d. To celebrate a custom or tradition

What happens to a person who breaks the law?

• They face the consequences

• They fall down and get hurt

• They are given a prize for being a good citizen

• They should not be allowed to live in that community

Why are there consequences for breaking the law?

• So that the citizens may be safe

• Because if they know they are being punished, it may keep people from breaking the law

• To be able to solve problems and be leaders

• So that the citizens can party for being bad.

Which activity below represents being a responsible citizen?

• They read the newspaper

• They follow a healthy diet

• They plant a garden in their home

• They obey the laws

When is Labor Day celebrated in the United States?

• The first Monday in June

• The first Monday in July

• The first Monday in August

• The first Monday in September

What is the purpose of Labor Day?

• To have a day off of work and school

• To honor the working people of America

• To honor the President

• To celebrate the end of summer

Schools are open on Labor Day.

• True

• False

How do people celebrate Labor Day?

• Have a parade.

• Go to the beach.

• Have a picnic.

• All of the above.

What is the Law?

• A good citizen
• A court
• A rule
• A ticket

What is the U.S Constitution?

• A declaration of war

• A document that says how the U.S government runs. It is the highest law of the land.

• A peace deal

• Is a document that says how mayors and governors should act.