Citizenship Duties, Responsibilities, Character Traits, and Rights

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Fill-in-the-blank practice flashcards covering citizenship duties, responsibilities, character traits, and 1st Amendment rights.

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In the world of civics, a duty means something a person must do or face __________.

legal consequences

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For government to be effective, citizens must fulfill civic __________.

duties

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Registering for the selective service is used to call young males up for a duty in case of __________ emergencies.

national

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Serving on a jury, or as a witness in court, if __________ or called, is a civic duty.

summoned

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In the world of civics, responsibilities are voluntary and represent something a citizen SHOULD do and are a __________.

choice

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Holding an elected position and participating in political campaigns are examples of civic __________.

responsibilities

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Thoughtful and effective participation in civic life depends on the exercise and practice of good __________.

citizenship

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The character trait of civility is defined as politeness and __________.

courteous

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The character trait of self-reliance is described as doing things on your __________.

own

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Patriotism includes, but is not limited to, __________ service.

military

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Some of the most valued rights for citizens, people wanting to become citizens, and non citizens alike are found in the __________ amendment.

1st

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The 1st amendment protects a total of __________ rights.

5

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Under the 1st amendment right to religion, government cannot establish an official religion or interfere with the free __________ or practice of religion.

exercise

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Under the 1st amendment right of speech, individuals and groups are free to express their opinions and __________.

beliefs

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The 1st amendment right of __________ allows the press to gather and publish information; even information that criticizes the government.

Press

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The 1st amendment right of assembly allows individuals to __________ gather.

peacefully

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The 1st amendment right of __________ allows individuals and groups to make their views known to public officials.

Petition

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Respecting others' right to an equal voice in government is a civic __________.

responsibility

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Paying taxes is listed as a civic __________.

duty

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For government to work most effectively, it needs a large number of its citizens to demonstrate certain character __________.

traits