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Citizenship

Citizenship. Review Game. Rules. Students will be divided into 6 groups of 4/5 Write the names of your group members on a Separate sheet of paper Each group need one board, a marker, and an eraser Each group will go against each other Write your answer on your dry-easer board

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Citizenship

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  1. Citizenship Review Game

  2. Rules • Students will be divided into 6 groups of 4/5 • Write the names of your group members on a Separate sheet of paper • Each group need one board, a marker, and an eraser • Each group will go against each other • Write your answer on your dry-easer board • Students talking or yelling out the answers will lose 1 point for the group

  3. Citizenship Let’s Begin

  4. Key Term DefinePatriotism:

  5. Key Term DefinePatriotism: The demonstration of love & devotion to one’s country

  6. Type of Governments the government owns property such as businesses and farms.

  7. Type of Governments the government owns property such as businesses and farms. Communism

  8. Main Idea What qualification does an applicant need tomeet to become naturalized citizens of the U.S.? ( at least 3)

  9. Main Idea What qualification does an applicant must meet to become naturalized citizens of the U.S.? ( at least 3) Age 18 or older Legal residence in the country for at least 5 years Good Moral character Loyalty to the principles of the US Constitution Ability to read, write, and speak English Knowledge of Civics & US History

  10. Key Term DefineAlien:

  11. Key Term DefineAlien: A citizen of one country who lives in another country

  12. Type of Governments A country ruled by a single leader. The leader has not been elected and may use force to keep control.

  13. Type of Governments A country ruled by a single leader. The leader has not been elected and may use force to keep control. Dictatorship

  14. Key Term DefineRule of Law:

  15. Key Term DefineRule of Law: Officials must base their decisions on the law, not on personal opinion

  16. Main Idea Name three rights of U.S. Citizens.

  17. Main Idea Name three rights of U.S. Citizens. • To vote & hold elected office • Speech & Writings • Practice your own religion • Fair Trial

  18. Type of Governments the monarch has absolute power.

  19. Type of Governments the monarch has absolute power. Absolute Monarchy

  20. Main Idea How does government bring order to society?

  21. Main Idea How does government bring order to society? Through Laws

  22. Main Idea Name three duties of U.S. Citizens.

  23. Main Idea Name three duties of U.S. Citizens. • Obeying the laws • Defending the nation • Serving on Jury or as a witness • Paying taxes • Attending school

  24. Key Term • DefineWitnesses:

  25. Key Term Define Witnesses: People who have seen events related to the crime or who have special information that may help determine the guilt or innocence of the person on trial.

  26. Main Idea What is the most important office in the US?

  27. Main Idea What is the most important office in the US? Office of Citizen

  28. Key Term DefinePolitical Socialization:

  29. Key Term DefinePolitical Socialization: The process of learning how to behave politically

  30. Type of Governments A government in which a few people such as a dominant clan or clique have power.

  31. Type of Governments A government in which a few people such as a dominant clan or clique have power. Oligarchy

  32. Key Term DefineCitizen:

  33. Key Term DefineCitizen: A person with certain rights & duties under a government

  34. Type of Governments democratic government that limits the monarch's control.

  35. Type of Governments democratic government that limits the monarch's control. Constitutional Monarchy

  36. Key Term DefineCommon Good:

  37. Key Term DefineCommon Good: The well being of all members of society

  38. Type of Governments The government is elected by the people. Everyone who is eligible to vote has a chance to have their say over who runs the country.

  39. Type of Governments The government is elected by the people. Everyone who is eligible to vote has a chance to have their say over who runs the country. Democracy

  40. Key Term DefineRepresentatives:

  41. Key Term DefineRepresentatives: People who are chosen to speak & act for their fellow citizens in government.

  42. Main Idea How do citizens’ responsibilities differ from their duties?

  43. Main Idea How do citizens’ responsibilities differ from their duties? Responsibilities are not required (voluntary) Duties are REQUIRED (involuntary)

  44. Key Term DefineJury of peers:

  45. Key Term DefineJury of peers: A group of ordinary citizens who hear the case and decide whether the accused person is innocent or guilty

  46. Main Idea Name three responsibilities of U.S. Citizens.

  47. Main Idea Name three responsibilities of U.S. Citizens. Working Toward the common Good Voting Holding Government office Reaching out to your representatives

  48. Key Term DefineNaturalized:

  49. Key Term DefineNaturalized: Someone who has gone through the process of becoming a citizen

  50. Main Idea What are the requirements to be considered a citizen by birth? (2)

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