Civic Virtue & Democratic Principle

The video discusses civic virtues and democratic principles, emphasizing their importance in both community and academic settings. Civic virtues like responsibility, justice, integrity, and courage are highlighted as essential for fair governance and community well-being. The video also covers democratic principles such as citizen participation, equality, and rule of law, which are crucial for a functioning democracy. It encourages applying these virtues and principles in schools through participation, equality, and responsibility.

What is a key aspect of civic virtue according to the U.S. Constitution?

• Avoiding civic duties

• Ignoring community values

• Being considerate and respectful

• Following only the laws

Which of the following is an example of demonstrating civic virtue in your community?

• Avoiding voting

• Volunteering at a local shelter

• Littering in public spaces

• Ignoring community meetings

What is one democratic principle that ensures citizens can choose their leaders?

• Integrity

• Rule of law

• Citizen participation

• Courage

How does the principle of equality affect citizens?

• It ignores individual rights

• It prioritizes certain groups over others

• It ensures equal treatment regardless of beliefs

• It allows for cultural discrimination

What role does accountability play in a democratic government?

• It allows leaders to act without oversight

• It ensures leaders act in the community's best interest

• It permits leaders to ignore citizen needs

• It focuses on personal gain for leaders

In an academic setting, how can students demonstrate respect?

• By avoiding school activities

• By ignoring classmates

• By treating everyone equally

• By focusing only on personal success

What is a way students can participate in their school community?

• Running for a school office

• Skipping classes

• Disregarding school rules

• Avoiding group activities