Rights and Responsibilites

How is a member of a community different from a citizen?

• A member of a community is not necessarily a citizen, as citizenship involves legal recognition and rights within a state.
• All community members are automatically citizens of their country.
• A member of a community has the same rights as a citizen.
• Citizenship is only a social status, not a legal one.

Peoples' rights are ?

• Legal obligations of citizens.
• Social norms and customs.
• Basic entitlements and freedoms of individuals.

• Things that you should do to be part of a community.

Peoples' responsibilities are?

• To focus solely on individual success without regard for others.
• To fulfill obligations to family, work, community, and society.
• To avoid any commitments to family and work.
• To prioritize personal interests over community needs.

What are the differences between rights and responsibilities?

• Rights are privileges; responsibilities are choices.
• Rights are laws; responsibilities are suggestions.
• Rights are benefits; responsibilities are rewards.
• Rights are the things we can do; responsibilities are the things we should do.

Citizens of a county have the responsibiity to be involved in the political process. How does this benefit the country?

• It benefits the country by having informed citizens, who are more likely to make good decisions when voting.

• It benefits the country by increasing taxes for citizens.
• It benefits the country by reducing the number of voters.
• It benefits the country by limiting access to information.

If a country has citizens who do not take their responsibilities seriously what is a likely outcome?

• Decline in civic engagement and effective government.

• Increase in public trust and cooperation.
• Rise in volunteerism and community service.
• Boost in economic growth and stability.

What is a sign of good citizens?

• Only voting during elections
• Active participation in the community.
• Ignoring community issues
• Complaining about local problems

What is a constitution?

• A constitution is a fundamental legal document that outlines the principles and framework of a government.
• A constitution is a set of guidelines for personal behavior.
• A constitution is a document that lists all the laws of a country.
• A constitution is a type of law that only applies to citizens.

Why do most countries choice to have a constitution?

• To ensure all citizens pay taxes.
• To create a document for historical reference.
• To establish a framework for governance and protect individual rights.
• To limit the power of the government only.

How would you catagorise the following: Citizens to Stay Informed

• Political Right

• Political Responsibility

• Personal RIght

• Personal Responsibility