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WorksheetsCitizenship Vocab Unit 1 - Different Types of Citizen
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
a member of a nation/state who has certain rights based on their status
a)
citizen
b)
liberties
c)
social contract
d)
naturalized
2.
an individual who has officially become a citizen of a country in which they were not born
a)
right
b)
naturalized
c)
sovereign
d)
justice oriented citizen
3.
benefits and immunities granted to citizens
a)
right
b)
universal
c)
jurisdiction
d)
privilege
4.
freedoms and legal protections that come with citizenship as guaranteed by the Constitution
a)
privilege
b)
universal
c)
right
d)
equity
5.
applicable everywhere to all people
a)
universal
b)
equity
c)
jurisdiction
d)
sovereign
6.
authority over a certain area/group of people
a)
equity
b)
jurisdiction
c)
sovereign
d)
right
7.
a written document that explains the laws and beliefs that govern a nation/state
a)
jurisdiction
b)
citizen
c)
sovereign
d)
constitution
8.
fairness
a)
equity
b)
liberties
c)
privilege
d)
naturalized
9.
rights and/or privileges that can be engaged in without opposition from the government; simply freedoms
a)
Universal
b)
right
c)
natural rights
d)
liberties
10.
a system in which the power comes from the people
a)
sovereign
b)
belief
c)
democratic
d)
universal
11.
citizens who focus on taking care of others by being active in their communities through volunteering or organizing
a)
personally responsible citizen
b)
justice oriented citizen
c)
participatory citizen
12.
citizens who focus on taking care of themselves by doing things like obeying the law and paying their taxes
a)
personally responsible citizen
b)
justice oriented citizen
c)
participatory citizen
13.
citizens who focus on creating a better community by solving local issues
a)
participatory citizens
b)
justice oriented citizens
c)
personally responsible citizens
14.
The when and where of things that happen
a)
Identity
b)
Time, place, & space
c)
Moral reasoning
d)
Ethical judgement
15.
How our life experiences lead us to judging what is right and what is wrong.
a)
Identity
b)
Time, place, & space
c)
Moral reasoning
d)
Ethical judgement
16.
All of our life experiences, the people we meet, and the things we've learned that combine to make who we are.
a)
Identity
b)
Time, place, & space
c)
Moral reasoning
d)
Ethical judgement
17.
Distributing help in a fair way
a)
equity
b)
equality
c)
justice
d)
right
18.
Handing out resources so all people get the same thing
a)
equity
b)
equality
c)
justice
d)
jurisdiction
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