Rights, Responsibilities, Patriotism

Who is a citizen of the USA? Check all that applies.

• A person born in Canada.

• A person born in the United States.

• Someone born somewhere else, who followed a process and took a test.

• Someone born outside of the United States.

Which rights does the Constitution and the Bill of Rights protect?

• Expressing own opinion and ideas; travel freely; having a lawyer in court.

• Expressing own opinion and ideas; building a house on the top of a volcano; having a lawyer in court; having a fair trial by a jury.

• Expressing own opinion and ideas; having their own religion; travel freely; having a lawyer in court; having a fair trial by a jury.

• Expressing own opinion and ideas; having their own religion; travel freely; having a lawyer in court; having a fair trial by a jury; eating candies in school.

Put numbers 1 though 5 to show the time order in which these rights were granted by amendments.

• All citizens have equal protection under the law.

• African American men can vote.

• Women can vote.

• No American citizen can be enslaved.

• Any American citizen aged 18 and above can vote.

In a democracy such as the United States all citizens have

• rights

• responsibilities

• both of the above

• none of the above.

Voting is a

• right

• responsibilities

• both of the above

• neither of the above

Obeying laws is a

• right

• responsibility

• both of the above

• neither of the above

Having a fair trial by a jury is a

• right

• responsibility

• both of the above

• neither of the above

Serving as a member of a jury is a

• right

• responsibility

• both of the above

• neither of the above

Paying taxes is a

• right

• responsibility

• both of the above

• neither of the above

One kind of federal tax is

• the candy tax

• the tea tax

• the sales tax

• the income tax.