Citizens’ Rights

Rights are-

• if a person is right or wrong on a problem

• laws people have to follow

• freedoms that every person has

• the jobs people work

Natural rights (inalienable rights) are rights you--

• are born with

• earn depending on how good you are

• do not get

• find

Which of these are examples of civil rights?

• the right to rule over others

• the right to vote, fair trial, public education, and use public facilities

• the right to teach others

In Rome, citizenship was given but not everyone had equal rights. Only patricians could be senators and make government decisions. Also, only certain citizens were given the right to travel and trade. Rights were given but in different amounts.

• True

• False

When citizens have the same rights, they are being treated with ​ (a)  

• equality

• powerful

• control

• democracy

Is a citizen of a country given certain protections by that country’s government?

• yes

• no

the position of being a citizen of a country with all the rights that come with it

• descendant

• ansestor

• citizenship

• pioneers

What term is used to describe a person who was born or lives in a country and has certain rights and duties?

• Citizen

• Resident

• National

• Inhabitant

What are rights?

• Actions or duties that we should do

• Actions or duties that we should not do

• Freedoms that are protected by laws

• Freedoms that are NOT protected by laws

Which human right is this? "Nobody can put us in prison without a good reason, or keep us there, or send us away from our country"

• Everyone is equal before the law

• Right to move freely

• No arrest, detention, or exile

• Innocent until proven guilty