US Citizens' Obligations and Responsibilities

The video tutorial discusses the obligations and responsibilities of US citizens, highlighting the differences between citizens and legal permanent residents. It explains the benefits of citizenship, such as the right to vote and run for public office, and outlines obligations like following laws, paying taxes, and participating in jury duty and selective service. The video also covers responsibilities, which are voluntary actions like voting and staying informed about current events.

What is one benefit that US citizens have over legal permanent residents?

• Permission to live in the US

• Ability to work in the US

• Exemption from taxes

• Access to a US passport

Which of the following is considered an obligation for US citizens?

• Staying informed about current events

• Following the law

• Voting in elections

• Volunteering in the community

What is the primary purpose of social security deductions from a paycheck?

• To pay for public education

• To support the elderly and disabled

• To save for personal retirement

• To fund the military

Who delivers the verdict in a trial by jury?

• The judge

• The prosecutor

• The defense attorney

• The jury

What age group is required to register for selective service in the US?

• 16 to 21 years

• 25 to 35 years

• 21 to 30 years

• 18 to 25 years

What is a potential consequence of not registering for selective service?

• Loss of voting rights

• Ineligibility for a driver's license

• A fine or imprisonment

• Mandatory community service

Which of the following is a responsibility rather than an obligation for US citizens?

• Registering for selective service

• Voting in elections

• Serving on a jury

• Paying taxes

What is the main difference between obligations and responsibilities for US citizens?

• Responsibilities are legally enforced, obligations are not

• Responsibilities are more important than obligations

• Obligations have penalties, responsibilities do not

• Obligations are optional, responsibilities are mandatory

Which activity is encouraged as a responsibility but not required by law?

• Serving on a jury

• Registering for selective service

• Running for political office

• Paying federal income tax

What is the primary focus of the obligations discussed in the video?

• Legal compliance and civic duties

• Community service

• Educational advancement

• Environmental conservation