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Obeying the law, paying taxes, and serving in court are examples of a citizens civic -

• responsibilities

• liberties

• individual rights

• duties

What happens to citizens who do not fulfill a civic duty

• They must pay higher taxes

• They are no longer guaranteed due process

• they face legal consequences

• they lose their citizenship

Which American civic action is a duty rather than a responsibility

• jury service

• supporting a political party

• volunteering

• voting in elections

Things citizens are required to do in order to not face legal consequences are called

• duties

• individual rights

• responsibilities

• liberties

Which of the following is a civic responsibility

• Obey laws

• serve in the military if drafted

• pay taxes

• serve as a witness on a jury

• vote

All of the following are civic responsibilities except -

• vote

• pay taxes

• run for office

• respect the rights of others

For the government to be effective, citizens must

• a perform civic duties

• work for elected officials

• identify with local leaders

• join political parties

Which of the following best completes the shaded part of the table? 

• paying income tax
• participate in government
• petition elected officials
• register and vote

Actions that are required by law so that our government may be effective of all U.S. citizens are known as what?

• Civic Mandates

• Civic Duties

• Civic Responsibilities

• Civic Trusts

Select the following actions that are considered civic duties. Choose all that apply.

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