Social Studies EU 10 Fast and Curious

Financial choices and privileges that individuals may select without government prohibition. Economic rights include the right to own property, change employment, operate a business, and join a labor union.

• political rights

• inalienable rights

• civil rights

• economic rights

Rights that you are born with.

• political rights

• inalienable rights

• civil rights

• economic rights

The rights of citizens to participate at the local, state, and national level without government interference, including the right to vote, petition, assemble, and run for public office.

• political rights

• inalienable rights

• universal human rights

• economic rights

The rights of all people in all nations to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

• political rights

• inalienable rights

• universal human rights

• economic rights

Talking in an appropriate way with other people to build understanding.

• respectful talk

• accountable talk

• civil discourse

• discussions

A group of 12 people chosen to hear a court case and decide if a person being tried is guilty or innocent of a crime.

• supreme court

• lawyers

• judges

• jury

The beliefs, customs, traditions, and celebrations of a group of people.

• race

• ethnicity

• culture

• rights

To charge (a public official) with a crime done while in office.

• accuse

• breaking the law

• impeach

• arrest

The terrorist organization responsible for the events of 9/11

• ISIS

• Nazis

• Osama Bin Laden

• Al Queda

To take over a moving vehicle (plane, train car, etc.) from another person by force.

• theft

• steal

• hijack

• control