Vocabulary Worksheet: Civil Liberties

What are Civil Liberties?

• They are freedoms that protect people from too much government control.

• They are about a country's money rules.

• They are jobs the government gives to people.

• They are rules about how the government is set up.

What does 'Civil Rights' mean?

• The Civil Rights movement was an important time in American history, fighting for equal rights for everyone.

• Civil Rights means the rights of animals in the wild.

• Civil Rights are rules about buying and selling between countries.

• Civil Rights is about cooking and food rights.

What does 'Equal Protection' mean in simple words?

• It means everyone should be treated the same by the law.

• It is a math term for equal sharing.

• It is about saving animals under special laws.

• It is a science idea about equal forces.

What does 'Discrimination' mean?

• It means treating someone unfairly because of their race, gender, or other characteristic.

• It is a type of flower that blooms in the spring.

• It is a new technology used in smartphones.

• It is a popular dish in Italian cuisine.

What does the word 'Segregation' mean? Choose the best sentence that shows its meaning.

• Segregation means keeping different groups apart, like in schools or neighborhoods.

• Segregation is a type of plant.

• Segregation is a form of integration.

• Segregation is a new technology.

What are Voting Rights?

• A legal entitlement to participate in the electoral process

• A privilege granted to certain individuals

• A set of rules governing elections

• A historical document outlining voting procedures

What is a protest?

• A celebration

• A demonstration

• Education

• Legislation

What is Justice?

• concept of fairness and law

• type of food

• musical instrument

• historical event

What are rights?

• Special permissions given by the government

• Things you are allowed to do or have

• Things you must do as a citizen

• Rules you have to follow

What is Law?

• set of rules created and enforced by social or governmental institutions to regulate behavior.

• random collection of ideas and thoughts.

• artistic expression of human emotions.

• fictional narrative about superheroes