Citizenship Rights and Responsibilities AKS 43C

Which of the following is a right guaranteed to citizens by the Georgia Constitution?

• The right to vote

• The right to own a business

• The right to free travel to other countries

• The right to serve as a judge without qualifications

According to the Georgia Constitution, what is one responsibility of a citizen?

• To pay taxes

• To become a teacher

• To travel abroad

• To own property

Which right allows citizens to gather peacefully in public places in Georgia?

• Right to bear arms

• Right to assemble

• Right to privacy

• Right to petition

What does the Georgia Constitution say about education for its citizens?

• Education is a privilege for adults only

• Education is a right for all children

• Only private education is allowed

• Education is not mentioned

Which of the following best describes the process a citizen must follow to vote in Georgia?

• Show up at any polling place without identification

• Register to vote and present valid identification at the polling place

• Only citizens over 25 can vote

• Voting is only allowed online

How can a Georgia citizen exercise their right to assemble?

• By gathering peacefully in a public park with a permit if required

• By blocking traffic without notice

• By assembling only in private homes

• By assembling only during elections

Which action demonstrates a citizen fulfilling their responsibility under the Georgia Constitution?

• Ignoring jury duty summons

• Serving on a jury when called

• Refusing to pay taxes

• Voting twice in an election

A student in Georgia believes their right to education is being denied. What is a reasonable first step they could take to address this issue?

• File a complaint with the school administration

• Refuse to attend school

• Move to another state

• Ignore the problem

A group of citizens wants to protest a new law in Georgia. What steps should they take to ensure their assembly is legal and protected by the Georgia Constitution?

• Organize a peaceful gathering and obtain any necessary permits

• Block major highways without notice

• Assemble at midnight in a private residence

• Refuse to inform authorities about their plans

Suppose a new law is proposed in Georgia that restricts voting rights for certain groups. Using evidence from the Georgia Constitution, how could citizens argue against this law?

• By showing that the Constitution guarantees equal voting rights to all eligible citizens

• By stating that voting is not mentioned in the Constitution

• By arguing that only adults over 30 should vote

• By claiming that voting is a privilege, not a right