8/29 - 9/2. Week 1 > Citizenship Introduction Reading > Citizenship Introduction.pdf What are the differences between personal rights and political rights?

An action's impact and political intent

8/29 - 9/2. Week 1 > Citizenship Introduction Reading > Citizenship Introduction.pdf What are economic rights? Answer: Economic rights include the rights to...

enter professional associations.

8/29 - 9/2. Week 1 > Must do, Can do, Should Do notes.docx Rights, Duties, and Responsibilities of American Citizens: Rights are...

things you SHOULD DO because they are necessary and the right thing to do.

8/29 - 9/2. Week 1 > Must do, Can do, Should Do notes.docx Rights, Duties, and Responsibilities of American Citizens: Duties are...

things you SHOULD DO because they are necessary and the right thing to do.

8/29 - 9/2. Week 1 > Must do, Can do, Should Do notes.docx Rights, Duties, and Responsibilities of American Citizens: Responsibilities are...

things you SHOULD DO because they are necessary and the right thing to do.

8/29 - 9/2. Week 1 > Must do, Can do, Should Do notes.docx What are some examples of Responsibilities - "should do"? (Examples: a. Know what the government is doing - good or bad, and have a voice. b. Know your rights so that you can protect and use them. c. Vote)

Disobey laws that are bad or unconstitutional; but do it legally and understand the time & consequences.

Improve, not destroy, yourself, your family, and your community.

Value education - learn as much as you can in many areas in various ways.

Have common courtesy and common respect for others.

8/29 - 9/2. Week 1 > Must do, Can do, Should Do notes.docx What are some examples of Rights - "Can do"?

Freedoms and liberties granted by the US Constitution.

9/6-9/10 Week 2 > 9/6/22 The 4 Components of Citizenship Notes What is the Global component of citizenship?

You are a citizen of a global community.

You are a citizen of the United States of America.

Pennsylvania and your local community.

First and foremost, you are a part of a family and this should be the foundation of how good your citizenship is.

9/6-9/10 Week 2 > 9/6/22 The 4 Components of Citizenship Notes What is the National component of citizenship?

You are a citizen of the United States of America.

You are a citizen of a global community.

Pennsylvania and your local community.

First and foremost, you are part of a family and this should be the foundation of how good your citizenship is.

9/6-9/10 Week 2 > 9/6/22 The 4 Components of Citizenship Notes What is the Local component of citizenship?

Pennsylvania and your local community.

You are a citizen of a global community.

You are a citizen of the United States of America.

First and foremost, you are part of a family and this should be the foundation of how good your citizenship is.

9/6-9/10 Week 2 > 9/6/22 The 4 Components of Citizenship Notes What is the Family component of citizenship?

First and foremost, you are part of a family and this should be the foundation of how good your citizenship is.

You are a citizen of a global community.

You are a citizen of the United States of America.

Pennsylvania and your local community.

9/6-9/10 Week 2 > 9/6/22 The 4 Components of Citizenship Notes Within these 4 components, we each have legal, social, and moral obligations. What are the Legal Obligations of the 4 components of citizenship?

We can't be responsible citizens without staying within the law. *My rights end at the tip of your nose.

Laws exist to keep order, protect citizens, the communities they live in, and property. *It is our consitutional right to private property, safety, privacy, and self-defense.

Harming others' property does not equate to being a good citizen. *Degrades society and causes digression, not progression.

9/6-9/10 Week 2 > 9/6/22 The 4 Components of Citizenship Notes What are the Social Obligations of the 4 components of citizenship?

Social obligations really form the bulk of being a responsible citizen. (Volunteer, help in community, "give back)

It is recognized that we need a solid community foundation for our nation to work.

9/6-9/10 Week 2 > 9/6/22 The 4 Components of Citizenship Notes What are the Moral Obligations of the 4 components of citizenship?

Examples: Helping the environment, giving back to the community and family, paying it forward.

Having a "moral compass," sense of right and wrong. Doing the right thing when you only you know you are doing right or wrong.