Chapter 7 - Citizenship

What happens when someone breaks the law?

• There are responsibilities.

• There are consequences.

• There are character traits.

• There are boycotts.

• freedom of religion

• freedom to gather

• freedom of the press

• freedom to vote

What happens during an election?

• Citizens choose their leaders.

• A jury is formed.

• People celebrate heroes.

• The minority wins the rights to rule.

What is an example that shows how citizens' rights are limited in the United States?

• People must respect other people's different opinions.

• People cannot say bad things about the government.

• People must tell others who they have voted for.

• People can only attend churches approved by the government.

What kind of person works for the common good?

• someone who has more rights than other people

• someone who is not a volunteer

• someone who cannot vote

• someone who cares about the people in his or her community

• candidates

• leaders

• juries

• volunteers

How can a student be a good citizen at school?

• work in the principal's office

• eat in the cafeteria

• follow the rules in the classroom

• obey other students

• duty

• heroes

• fairness

• patriotism

When you are faced with several choices about what to do, what is the best way to make your decision?

• Ask an older brother of sister to decide for you.

• Make a chart showing choices and consequences to help you make a thoughtful decision.

• Flip a coin.

• Try doing one thing. If you don't like it, do the other.

A person who chooses a leader in an election is a ___________.

• volunteer

• responsible citizen

• law breaker

• voter