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A vocabulary review covering characteristics of good citizenship, notable historical figures, civic responsibilities, and civic organizations.
Equality
A characteristic of good citizenship that involves treating everyone fairly, regardless of differences.
Respect
A characteristic of good citizenship that involves treating others with kindness, treating others the way you want to be treated, and having respect for oneself and others.
Justice
A characteristic of good citizenship that means being fair and upholding fairness.
Truthfulness
A characteristic of good citizenship that includes being honest and truthful.
Responsibility in Daily Life
Everyday actions that demonstrate good citizenship, such as completing your chores and homework.
Helen Keller
A historical figure who was blind and deaf and exemplified good citizenship by advocating for others with disabilities.
Ruby Bridges
A figure known for her role in the Civil Rights Movement who demonstrated courage and respect for others as a young girl attending school in New Orleans.
Clara Barton
A historical figure who exemplified good citizenship by helping others during wartime, such as providing medical care to soldiers.
Obeying Laws
An act of civic responsibility that involves following established rules in your community.
Serving on a Jury
An important civic responsibility where citizens decide if a person is guilty or innocent based on facts.
Voting in Elections
An act of civic responsibility and government participation that involves participating in the process of choosing a leader.
Red Cross
A nonprofit organization that serves the common good by providing assistance and helping people during disasters and emergencies.
Humane Society
A nonprofit organization that protects and cares for animals.
Youth Civic Organization
An organization established to provide a safe and supportive environment for young people.
Serving and Improving the Community
An act of civic responsibility focused on volunteering and taking positive action to make one's community a better place.
Educating Oneself about Issues
A way for citizens to actively participate in government by reading books, watching the news, and asking questions.