ACA Rights & Responsibilities
Being a responsible citizen is more than just living in a community - it's about actively participating in making that community better. Let's explore what it means to be a good citizen in today's society.
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Rights & Responsibilities
The system of government in the United States provides many freedoms to citizens and non-citizens. Some freedoms, like the right to vote, are reserved only for citizens, while others, like freedom of religion, extend to all. The government relies on citizens to vote and carry out other duties and responsibilities. A high level of civic participation is important to keep the government accountable to the needs of the people.
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important terms
Right: a freedom or privilege you are entitled to as a human
These are protected by laws, the Bill of Rights, etc.Ex. Right to petition, liberty, free speech
Responsibility: something you are expected to do
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GOOD JOB!
Draw a line on your paper from the right to the responsibility.
The first amendment protects the right to freedom of religion and it is our responsibility to respect others who have different beliefs than our own.
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Question 2/4
GOOD JOB!
Draw a line on your paper from the right to the responsibility.
There are different types of tax such as sales tax (like you see on your Cane's order) and property tax. Most of the money used to fund public schools, like Adams, comes from property taxes.
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Question 3/4
GOOD JOB!
Draw a line on your paper from the right to the responsibility.
Staying informed (educated) on issues is important when deciding how to vote in elections.The 15th amendment protects the right to vote. Exercising the right to vote keeps the government responsive to the people. Voting is tied to the principles of popular sovereignty and republicanism.
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Question 4/4
GOOD JOB!
Draw a line on your paper from the right to the responsibility.
Citizens receive something in the mail called a jury summons. It lets them know when they have to report to their local courthouse for jury duty. If selected to be on a jury, it is important to be impartial (not biased) and listen to the facts of the case before making a decision on whether the defendent is guilty.
Draw the last line on your paper for the right to life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness.
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Make sure your paper is correct.
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Ranking responsibilities
Step 1: Read about the following responsibilities. Step 2: Click the bottom when you are done.
Payingtaxes
Voting
Obeying laws
Staying informed
Serving on a jury
Click here when you are reading about the different responsibilities.
Voting
Voting allows citizens to choose leaders who make important decisions about laws, schools, taxes, and community issues. By casting a ballot, people ensure their voices are heard and help keep the government fair and accountable.
Obeying Rules & Laws
Following rules and laws helps keep communities safe, fair, and organized. By obeying them, citizens protect everyone's rights and show respect for others and the system that supports them.
Examples:
- Stopping at red lights
- Paying taxes
- Respecting others' property
Staying Informed
Staying informed helps citizens make smart choices about issues that affect their lives. It also helps them vote wisely and take part in building a stronger democracy.
Examples:
- Read local newspapers
- Watch news broadcasts
- Follow reliable news websites
- Attend community meetings
Serving on a jury
Serving on a jury makes sure that people accused of crimes receive a fair trial. In a jury trial, ordinary citizens are chosen to listen to the evidence and decide if the person is guilty or not guilty. When people serve on juries, they help to protect everyone's right to equal treatment under the law.
Paying Taxes
Paying taxes provides the money needed for important government services like schools, roads, and public safety. By contributing their fair share, citizens help support their community and keep society running smoothly.
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On your paper, rank the responsibilities in the chart from 1 (most important) to 5 (least important).
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ACA Rights & Responsibilities
Being a responsible citizen is more than just living in a community - it's about actively participating in making that community better. Let's explore what it means to be a good citizen in today's society.
start
pre-quiz
Rights & Responsibilities
The system of government in the United States provides many freedoms to citizens and non-citizens. Some freedoms, like the right to vote, are reserved only for citizens, while others, like freedom of religion, extend to all. The government relies on citizens to vote and carry out other duties and responsibilities. A high level of civic participation is important to keep the government accountable to the needs of the people.
Continue>
Write this down
important terms
Right: a freedom or privilege you are entitled to as a human
These are protected by laws, the Bill of Rights, etc.Ex. Right to petition, liberty, free speech
Responsibility: something you are expected to do
Continue>
question 1/4
GOOD JOB!
Draw a line on your paper from the right to the responsibility.
The first amendment protects the right to freedom of religion and it is our responsibility to respect others who have different beliefs than our own.
Continue>
Question 2/4
GOOD JOB!
Draw a line on your paper from the right to the responsibility.
There are different types of tax such as sales tax (like you see on your Cane's order) and property tax. Most of the money used to fund public schools, like Adams, comes from property taxes.
Continue>
Question 3/4
GOOD JOB!
Draw a line on your paper from the right to the responsibility.
Staying informed (educated) on issues is important when deciding how to vote in elections.The 15th amendment protects the right to vote. Exercising the right to vote keeps the government responsive to the people. Voting is tied to the principles of popular sovereignty and republicanism.
Continue>
Question 4/4
GOOD JOB!
Draw a line on your paper from the right to the responsibility.
Citizens receive something in the mail called a jury summons. It lets them know when they have to report to their local courthouse for jury duty. If selected to be on a jury, it is important to be impartial (not biased) and listen to the facts of the case before making a decision on whether the defendent is guilty.
Draw the last line on your paper for the right to life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness.
Continue>
Check your Paper
Make sure your paper is correct.
Continue>
Ranking responsibilities
Step 1: Read about the following responsibilities. Step 2: Click the bottom when you are done.
Payingtaxes
Voting
Obeying laws
Staying informed
Serving on a jury
Click here when you are reading about the different responsibilities.
Voting
Voting allows citizens to choose leaders who make important decisions about laws, schools, taxes, and community issues. By casting a ballot, people ensure their voices are heard and help keep the government fair and accountable.
Obeying Rules & Laws
Following rules and laws helps keep communities safe, fair, and organized. By obeying them, citizens protect everyone's rights and show respect for others and the system that supports them.
Examples:
Staying Informed
Staying informed helps citizens make smart choices about issues that affect their lives. It also helps them vote wisely and take part in building a stronger democracy.
Examples:
Serving on a jury
Serving on a jury makes sure that people accused of crimes receive a fair trial. In a jury trial, ordinary citizens are chosen to listen to the evidence and decide if the person is guilty or not guilty. When people serve on juries, they help to protect everyone's right to equal treatment under the law.
Paying Taxes
Paying taxes provides the money needed for important government services like schools, roads, and public safety. By contributing their fair share, citizens help support their community and keep society running smoothly.
ranking
On your paper, rank the responsibilities in the chart from 1 (most important) to 5 (least important).
Click here to go back to read about the different responsibilities.
Continue>
post-quiz
COMPLETE
MISSION
CONGRATULATIONS!
Whomp whomp. You're Wrong. You must wait 6.7 seconds.
00:06
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