Civic Virtues

The local government

• runs schools, libraries, and parks

• makes laws to keep everyone safe

• helps keep the community clean

• all of these

Integrity

• To tell the truth,expose untruths, and keep one's promises
  

• The avoidance of excess or extremes

• Regard for and defending the equal rights and inherent dignity of all human beings, including oneself.

  
  

  
  

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  Acting on good judgement about what is right or wrong even when it is not popular. Individuals must take care of themselves, their families, and their fellow community members.

A right is

• a duty; something you must do

• something you are free/allowed to do

• a rule that protects people and their property

The state's government leader is called

• an election

• a mayor

• a governor

What is the purpose of this law?

All citizens must go to school.

• personal safety

• community safety

• fairness

Moderation

• To tell the truth,expose untruths, and keep one's promises
  

• The avoidance of excess or extremes

• Regard for and defending the equal rights and inherent dignity of all human beings, including oneself.

  
  

  
  

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  Acting on good judgement about what is right or wrong even when it is not popular. Individuals must take care of themselves, their families, and their fellow community members.

What is the capital city of our state?

• Indiana

• Greenwood

• Corydon

• Madison

A law is

• a duty; something you must do

• something you are free/allowed to do

• a rule that protects people and their property

Respect

• To tell the truth,expose untruths, and keep one's promises
  

• The avoidance of excess or extremes

• Regard for and defending the equal rights and inherent dignity of all human beings, including oneself.

  
  

  
  

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  Acting on good judgement about what is right or wrong even when it is not popular. Individuals must take care of themselves, their families, and their fellow community members.

Humility

• A recognition that one’s ignorance is far greater than one’s knowledge. Putting others ahead of ourselves in thought, word, and deed.

  
  

• The natural right of all individuals to create, obtain, and control their possessions, beliefs, faculties, and opinions as well as the fruits of their labor

• The national and state governments have a balance of separate and shared powers. The people delegate certain powers to the national government, while the states retain other powers;

  
  

• Each division of government exercises distinct powers to carry out its functions and to prevent the accumulation of power.