We the People (Civics)

The word civics comes from the _________ civis, which means “citizen.”

• A. Greek

• B. French

• C. Spanish

• D. None of the above

The concept of the citizen originated in _______around 590 BC, and was later adopted by the Romans.

• A. Ancient Egypt

• B. Italy

• C. Greece

• D. None of the above

Citizens today have ____________that differ from country to country.

• A. Rights

• B. Responsibilities

• C. Both A & B

• D. None of the above

Civics simply means the study of __________

• A. citizenship and government.

• B. what it means to be a citizen

• C. Both A & B

• D. None of the above

Civics teaches us that we can have different opinions on issues but still maintain _______ for each other.

• A. Hatred

• B. Greed

• C. Respect

• D. All of the above

The American Values are simply the ________

• A. Western movies

• B. Hollywood production

• C. Imperialism & totalitarianism

• D. None of the above

__________ means that each citizen has the same right to enjoy the many benefits granted to all citizens

• A. Civics

• B. Equality

• C. Both A & B

• D. None of the above

The concept of the citizen originated in Greece exactly in ______

• A. 590

• B. 1441

• C. 1482

• D. None of the above