Understanding Citizenship

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Vocabulary for Citizenship

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Understanding Citizenship

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Understanding CitizenshipVersion en ligne

par Patricia Tibbs

What is a citizen?

What is a community?

What are rights?

What are responsibilities?

What is freedom of expression?

What is freedom of religion?

What is equal protection?

What is voting?

What are laws?

What are rules?

What is honesty?

What does it mean to be trustworthy?

What is respect?

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Understanding CitizenshipVersion en ligne Vocabulary for Citizenship par Patricia Tibbs 1 What is a citizen? A member of the community. 2 What is a community? A place where people live, work, and play. 3 What are rights? Something citizens can do that can't be taken from them. 4 What are responsibilities? Things that a person should do. 5 What is freedom of expression? The right to speak and be heard. 6 What is freedom of religion? The right to practice any religion. 7 What is equal protection? The right to be treated equally by the government. 8 What is voting? The right to help choose local, state , and national representatives. 9 What are laws? Important rules written and carried out by the government. 10 What are rules? Expectations of what people should and should not do. 11 What is honesty? Telling the truth. 12 What does it mean to be trustworthy? Earning the respect and trust of others. 13 What is respect? When we honor someone or something.