WorksheetsWeek 3 Vocab - Obligations and Responsibilities (SS.7.CG.2.2)
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 18mins
right to vote
Suffrage
Citizenship
Jury Duty
Civics
something a person should do
Duties/Obligations
Natualization
Citizenship
Responsibilities
a requirement or duty, something a person or government has to do
Responsibilities
Obligations
Civics
Immigration
a civic obligation to serve on a jury and make decisions in a legal case
Selective Service
Responsibilities
Duties/Obligations
Jury Duty
law requires most male citizens 18-25 to register with the Selective Service System in the event we need to call on men for war (draft)
Jury Duty
Selective Service
Civics
Suffrage
beliefs or actions that are seen as a benefit to the community rather than individual interests
Suffrage
Common Good
Responsibilities
Obligations
the paper sent to a potential juror that requires their attendance in court for possible service on a jury
a formal written request, typically one signed by many people, appealing to authority with respect to a particular cause
a meeting that is held for the people to share their opinions with government officials
Civic Meeting
a person holding public office by virtue of election to that office or through constitutional succession
Elected Official
a rule established by government or other source of authority to regulate people’s conduct or activities
to formally record one's choice or opinion in an election or on a specific question
money charged by a government for specific facilities or services
Staying informed on current events is a...
duty
responsibility
job
right
The headline describes an action by citizens.
What conclusion can be drawn from the headline?
Citizens can be directly involved in policy making.
Citizens can be involved in policy making through representatives
Only elected officials make policy.
Only elected officials may change constitutions.
Voting in elections is the civic action that shows the most fundamental responsibility of citizens in a-
communism
democracy
dictatorship
theocracy
Which action is an example of the type of participation described above?
Obtaining a driver's license
Organizing a blood drive
Choosing a place to live
Voting for City council members
This statement is most likely from a handbook designed to prepare citizens for -
voting in elections
jury duty
paying income taxes
military service
