Unit 1: Citizen You!

Explain the difference between a citizen's relationship with taxes and voting.

• citizens who vote don't have to pay taxes

• citizens must pay taxes every year, but they only need to vote every four years

• all citizens have to vote, but only adults have to pay taxes

• all citizens must pay taxes, but voting is only encouraged

A citizen received this notification. What civics obligation does this notification represent?

• Getting a Driver's license

• Appearing for jury duty

• Paying income taxes

• Registering to vote

Which statement describes an impact of the rule of law?

• state of nature

• checks and balances

• separation of powers

• transparency of institutions

Which level of government regulates what is taught in schools?

• County

• Federal

• Local or municipal

• State

Which level of government provides the most services to citizens?

• Federal

• Local or municipal

• State

What is the difference between civic obligations and responsibilities?

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According to the 14th amendment, what is citizenship?

HINT, look at GFORCE page 9

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List the steps to become a NATURALIZED citizen (6 steps).

HINT, Look at your Unit 1 guided notes

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Which of the following is a NOT an obligation of citizens?

• Attending school

• Obeying

  Laws

• Serving on

  a Jury

• Voting

What is one of the responsibilities of citizenship that contributes to the "common good"?

• Obey laws

• Vote

• Pay taxes

• Selective service