U.S. Citizens' Rights and Responsibilities

The ____ protects the right to vote.

• Fair

• Citizens

• Leaders

• Constitution

Why is the right to vote important?

• One person decides what's best for everyone.

• No one can ever make one decision.

• Everyone can make a choice.

• It's not important to vote.

The Constitution says how our _____ should work.

• Government

• Fair

• Responsibilites

• Simile

Students have the _______ to eat healthy food.

• Fair

• Citizen

• Responsibility

• Bill of Rights

Who protects the right to vote?

• Constitution

• Students

• Choice

• Poster

What is important to know about rights?

• People do not have rights

• Students do not have the right to choose what to read at school.

• Students have rights in the community and at school.

• There is nothing to know.

What is a citizen?

• things you are expected to do

• a person who has rights and responsibilties

• A rule set by the community

• Things you are entitled to or deserve

What are some of your rights as a CITIZEN? There are 2 answers

• Freedom of Speech

• Obey Laws

• Life, freedom, and happiness

• Pay taxes

Which document outlines the rights and responsibilities of U.S. citizens?

• A) Declaration of Independence

• B) Constitution

• C) Bill of Rights

• D) Emancipation Proclamation

What is the primary responsibility of a U.S. citizen when it comes to voting?

• A) To vote in every election

• B) To stay informed about candidates and issues

• C) To only vote in presidential elections

• D) To vote according to family tradition