Civic Duty Review

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Which are the responsibilities of a citizen? Voting, Serving on jury duty, Paying taxes, Being informed

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All of the above

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Private morality . . .

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cannot be regulated by government in the United States

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Public morality . . .

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Is based on human/civic rights and is regulated by laws

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An act that serves to better society even if it comes at the expense of private morality is known as:

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Civic Virtue

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If 51% of the people vote to prohibit the chewing of gum on city streets, and the other 49% protest the results of the election, the 49% are allowed to protest because:

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Minority Rights are protected

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All of these reasons may keep a person from voting except . . . They have committed a felony or misdemeanor involving suffrage, They are confined under a sentence of imprisonment, They are on probation or parole after they committed a felony

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They have reached the age of 92

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While watching/listening to/or reading news, one should consider . . .

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The reporting of facts free from bias