Citizenship Rights and Duties in the United States

The video tutorial discusses the obligations and responsibilities of US citizens, highlighting the differences between citizens and legal permanent residents. It covers the benefits of citizenship, such as the right to vote and run for office, and explains obligations like following laws, paying taxes, and jury duty. The video also details the selective service requirement for men and the consequences of non-compliance. Finally, it emphasizes the responsibilities of citizens, including voting, staying informed, and community involvement.

What is one key benefit of being a US citizen compared to a legal permanent resident?

• Ability to work in any country

• Unlimited travel in and out of the US

• Exemption from paying taxes

• Automatic eligibility for government jobs

What is the primary purpose of Medicare deductions from a paycheck?

• To build infrastructure

• To provide education grants

• To fund military operations

• To support the elderly and those unable to work

What is the consequence of not fulfilling your obligation to pay taxes?

• Loss of citizenship

• Ineligibility to vote

• Community service

• Fines or imprisonment

Who is responsible for delivering the verdict in a trial by jury?

• The prosecutor

• The judge

• The defense attorney

• The jury

What is selective service and who must register for it?

• A volunteer military program for all citizens

• A tax benefit program for veterans

• A lottery system for men aged 18-25

• A community service initiative for teenagers

Which of the following is NOT a penalty for failing to register for selective service?

• Difficulty obtaining federal jobs

• A fine of $250,000

• Five years in prison

• Loss of driver's license

What is a responsibility of citizens that involves expressing opinions in government?

• Paying taxes

• Voting

• Selective service

• Jury duty

Which of the following is considered a responsibility rather than an obligation?

• Selective service registration

• Voting

• Paying taxes

• Following the law

What is one action citizens are encouraged to take to stay informed?

• Reading the news

• Paying taxes

• Registering for selective service

• Serving on a jury

What is the main difference between obligations and responsibilities?

• Responsibilities are for citizens only, obligations are for everyone

• Obligations have penalties, responsibilities do not

• Obligations are voluntary, responsibilities are mandatory

• Responsibilities are legally enforced, obligations are not