Indiana Government

Taking responsibility for your actions.

• self-governance

• civility

• respect for the rights and dignity of others

• individual responsibility

Government run by the people, rather than by a king

• self-governance

• civility

• compassion

• individual responsibility

Holding the door for someone is an example of:

• self-governance

• civility

• respect for the rights and dignity of others

• individual responsibility

Being truthful.

• self-governance

• civility

• patriotism

• honesty

Treating people in a way that does not favor some over others.

• fairness

• civility

• patriotism

• honest

The governor had a ____________________________, because he knew that it was important to help society, not just himself.

• commitment to the common good

• respect for the rights and dignity of others

• patriotism

• fairness

Sadie showed ___________ when her friend got hurt at recess. Sadie ran for help, then sat with her friend and comforted her.

• self-governance

• civility

• compassion

• respect for the law

The senator fought to preserve the rights of all individuals out of _________________.

• self-governance

• civility

• respect for the rights and dignity of others

• individual responsibility

The camp showed _______________ every morning at the flag raising ceremony, where they said the Pledge of Allegiance.

• self-governance

• civility

• patriotism

• honesty

It took __________ to speak up and do the right thing even when it may have caused her to get in trouble.

• self-governance

• civility

• courage

• honest