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Flashcards covering the key concepts of citizenship, obligations, and responsibilities as defined in the lecture notes.
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What are the two ways the 14th amendment defines citizenship?
Citizen by birth and Naturalized citizen.
List some rights of an American citizen.
Freedom of expression, religion, right to jury trial, life, liberty, pursuit of happiness.
What is one major obligation of American citizens?
Pay your taxes.
Why is paying taxes important?
It helps the country operate.
What is one of the obligations of citizens in terms of laws?
Obey the laws.
What is one responsibility citizens should take seriously?
Vote.
Why is voting important in a democracy?
If you don't vote, you can't complain.
What does being informed mean in terms of civic responsibility?
To have knowledge about current issues and government actions.
What is the importance of good citizenship?
To ensure our democracy runs efficiently and to make the country better.
What are two things good citizens can do to make a difference?
Attend civic meetings and petition your government.