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A Day of Allegiance and Citizenship

Follow the journey of citizens as they enrich their understanding of allegiance, citizenship, and important duties. Discover the significance of oaths and petitions, and the responsibility that comes with being a citizen.

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A Day of Allegiance and Citizenship

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  1. By Maggie RuggHerold A Very Important Day

  2. Key Vocabulary

  3. 1. allegiance- loyalty to one’s country or to a person

  4. 2. chamber- a room in a house; an office in a courthouse

  5. 3. citizens- official members of a country

  6. 4. citizenship- the status of a citizen, with accompanying rights, duties, and privileges

  7. 5. enrich- to improve the quality of

  8. 6. examiner- one who asks questions or tests knowledge

  9. 7. oath- a pledge or promise to act in a certain way

  10. 8. petitioners- people who ask for something in writing

  11. Additional Words

  12. 9. stooped- bent down

  13. 10. chorused- called out together

  14. 11. skidded- slid out of control

  15. 12. harbor- a sheltered place along a coast where ships can safely anchor or dock

  16. 13. obliged- did a favor for

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