Unit 7: Citizenship and Global Connections Flashcards

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Flashcards for a 6th-grade student to review citizenship and global connections, focusing on responsibility, interdependence, using sources, and technology.

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1

What makes someone a good citizen in their country or community?

Being responsible, following rules, respecting others, and contributing positively to the community.

2

What are some ways you can show responsibility at school or in your neighborhood?

Showing respect, participating in school activities, helping others, and following school rules.

3

Why is it important to follow rules and respect others in a community?

It helps maintain order, ensures safety, and promotes fairness and cooperation in the community.

4

Can you name a person who made a difference by being a responsible citizen? What did they do?

Answers will vary but should include examples of individuals who have made positive impacts through responsible actions.

5

How are countries around the world connected today?

Through trade, technology, communication, and cultural exchange.

6

What are some things you use every day that were made in another country?

Answers will vary but may include items like clothing, electronics, or food.

7

Why do countries depend on each other for trade and resources?

To obtain goods, resources, and services that they cannot produce themselves.

8

What are some benefits and challenges of living in a globally connected world?

Benefits: Access to diverse goods, cultural exchange, and economic growth. Challenges: Dependence on other countries, potential for economic disruption, and cultural homogenization.

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What is the difference between a primary and secondary source? Can you give an example of each?

A primary source is a firsthand account or original document, while a secondary source is an interpretation or analysis of primary sources. Example: primary - diary entry, secondary - textbook.

10

Why is it important to check where your information comes from when researching?

To ensure the information is accurate, reliable, and unbiased.

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What are some tools or websites you can use to learn more about current world events?

Answers will vary - examples: news websites, educational platforms, and libraries.

12

How can maps, graphs, and charts help you understand global issues better?

They can help visualize and understand data, trends, and relationships related to global issues.