Character and Citizenship

Terms and Definitions

• Sticking to a purpose

• Perseverance

• Trustworthy and fair

• Self-Reliance

• Rely on your abilities

• Patriotism

• Love for one's country

• Honesty

• Being brave

• Courage

Something you MUST do would be considered a civic ​ ​ (a)   While something you should do would be a ​ (b)   . You face legal consequences if you do not fulfill your civic ​ (c)   , but there are no legal consequences for your ​ (d)  

• duty
• responsibility

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Duties

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(b) Responsibilities

• Following laws

• Staying informed on current events

• Participating in campaigns

• Answering drafts

• Paying taxes

• Voting

• Volunteering at a homeless shelter

• Helping a friend in need

• Jury duty

• Attending school

These are two things you CANNOT do as a naturalized citizen? ​ ​ (a)   ​ (b)  

• President
• Vice President
• Senator
• Representative
• Governor
• Vote
• Pay taxes

How long MUST you be a legal resident?

• 3-5 years

• 2-4 years

• 10-12 years

• 3-8 years

Reorder the following

• Good moral character

• Sign the declaration of intention

• Pass English test

• Legal resident 3-5 years

• Be at least 18 years old

Reorder the following

• Pass English test

• Resident 3-5 years

• Good moral character

• Take an oath

• Pass citizenship test

What are the FIVE freedoms under the first amendment?

Draw: Draw an image of you exercising ONE of your 1st Amendment freedoms

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Freedoms

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(b) Limits

• Holding a governor hostage

• Gathering to protest

• Publishing negative, BUT TRUE, information

• Celebrating religious holidays

• Damaging property

• Press holding people accountable

• Hate speech

• Harming others

• Slander

• Speaking your opinion

• Yelling "FIRE" in a movie theater

• Libel

• Forcing others to practice your religion

• Petitioning the government

• Practicing your religion