Citizenship Obligations SS.7.CG.2.2

What is the key difference between an obligation and a responsibility of citizenship?

• Obligations are things you should do, while responsibilities are things you must do.

• Obligations are things you must do with potential penalties, while responsibilities are things you should do without penalties.

• Obligations benefit the individual, while responsibilities benefit the community.

• Obligations are for adults, while responsibilities are for all citizens.

Which of the following is considered an obligation of citizenship?

• Voting in elections

• Running for office

• Paying taxes

• Attending civic meetings

Which of the following is a responsibility of citizenship?

• Obeying the laws

• Serving on juries

• Defending the nation

• Petitioning the government

What is the primary purpose of paying taxes as an obligation of citizenship?

• To fund personal savings accounts for citizens.

• To allow citizens to avoid jury duty.

• To provide money for public services like roads, schools, and fire protection.

• To support political campaigns.

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