BEING AN AMERICAN CITIZEN II

What is the term used to describe the responsibility of citizens to protect their freedoms?

• Civil Rights

• Liberty Duty

• Civic Duty

• Justice Duty

Why have thousands of Americans given their lives throughout history?

• To lose their freedoms

• To preserve the rights and freedoms

• To ignore their freedoms

• To take away rights from others

Which of the following is a responsibility of an American citizen?

• Ignoring community laws

• Being an inactive member of society

• Being an active member to protect freedoms

• All of the above

What have you learnt from studying civics?

• Citizens have rights only if they break the laws

• Citizens' rights can be taken away at any time

• Citizens must follow the laws to keep their rights

• Citizens don't need to protect their rights

How long have American citizens been fighting to preserve their rights and freedoms?

• 50 years

• Over 200 years

• 100 years

• 20 years

Why is it important for citizens to participate in their local communities?

• To ignore the needs of others

• To make sure only a few people have rights

• To help protect and improve the community

• To avoid any civic duties

How important is education in American values according to the lesson?

• Education isn't important

• People don't have the right to education

• Education is an important part of equality and freedom

• Only some people should get an education

What happens if citizens do not do their share to protect their freedoms?

• Freedoms will be lost

• Freedoms will automatically be protected

• They will not face any consequences

• None of the above

In what way does the government protect citizens' rights?

• By ignoring the laws

• By taking away freedoms

• Through laws and the justice system

• By making sure only a few people have rights

What could happen if a country didn't believe in justice?

• Citizens will have more rights

• Citizens' rights will not be protected

• Laws will be fair

• None of the above