Citizenship LUNSFORD

Which first amendment freedom is a citizen's right to contact government officials to make views known..with the idea that the government will change the laws!

• Freedom of the Press

• Freedom of Speech

• Freedom of Religion

• Freedom of Petition

Which of the following is a duty (required/mandatory)--

• Jury duty or serving in the military if called

• Picking up trash

• Voting

• Serving as president

If someone does not fulfill civic duties (required/mandatory)--

• They may have to pay a fine, serve jail time or face legal consequences. They could also be held in contempt.

• Nothing will happen as duties are voluntary/not required

• They will lose their citizenship

• They will lose their 1st amendment rights

All of the following are responsibilities EXCEPT (which one is a duty!?)

• Volunteering at a blood drive

• Paying taxes

• Voting

• Serving as a mayor of a town

All of the 1st amendment freedoms are protected unless-

• people are being violent

• they are expressing themselves

• they are practicing the religion they want to

• they criticize the government

According to the 14th amendment--

• All persons born or naturalized have due process of the law or equality regardless of race.

• All women have the right to vote

• All citizens have the rights of freedom of religion, assembly, petition, press, and speech.

• No double jeopardy

Obeying the laws is a--

• Duty

• Responsibility

• Right

• Freedom

Which 1st amendment freedom allows people to gather together and perhaps march?

• Freedom of religion

• Freedom of assembly

• Freedom of speech

• Freedom of petition

Which concept is about equality for all and that we all have the same legal rights?

• due process of the law

• 1st amendment freedoms

• Duties

• Responsibilities

In the USA you can obtain citizenship (or become a citizen) by...

• being born or naturalized

• being born only

• being naturalized only

• None of the above