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24 Cards in this Set
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What does the 14th amendment define? |
citizenship |
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What is due process? |
the fair application of the law to one's case |
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What amendment guarantees due process protection to actions of the states? |
14th |
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What are the five 1st Amendment freedoms? |
Religion Assembly Petition Press Speech |
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List the 4 civic duties.
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1. Obey Laws 2. Pay taxes 3. Serve in the armed forces if drafted 4. Serve on a jury or as a witness in court |
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List the 7 responsibilities of citizens. |
1. Register and vote 2. Hold elective office 3. Influence government by communicating with government officials 4. Serve in voluntary, appointed positions 5. Participate in political campaigns 6. Keep informed regarding current issues 7. Respect others' rights to an equal voice in government |
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What are the differences between civic duties and civic responsibilities? |
one is mandatory, one you SHOULD do |
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What are the two means of obtaining citizenship? |
Birth & Naturalization |
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List 3 examples of community service that help make the community a better place to work and live. |
1. tutor 2. volunteer with American Red Cross 3. volunteer in church |
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List the 7 personal traits of a good citizen. |
1. Trustworthy & Honest 2. Courtesy & respect for the rights of others 3. Responsibility, Accountability, & self-reliance 4. Respect for the law 5. Patriotism 6. Participate in school and/or local community 7. Informed voter |
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What are the first 10 amendments called? |
The Bill of Rights |
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In what document can the first ten amendments be found? |
U.S. Constitution |
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What are the requirements for naturalization? |
-demonstrate knowledge of American history & principles -the ability to speak and write English |
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________and ________, particularly in the twentieth century have led to an increasingly ________society. |
Immigration, Naturalization, diverse |
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petition |
a formal request |
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diverse |
different |
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press |
the gathering and publishing or broadcasting news |
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Explain judicial review. |
makes sure things agree with the U.S. Constitution |
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Legeslative over Executive |
-override presidential veto -impeach president |
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Legislative over Judicial |
-confirms/refuses judges and justices -impeach judges and justices |
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Executive over Legislative |
-proposes legislation (laws) -prepares annual budget -special sessions -vetoes legislation |
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Executive over Judicial |
-nominates judges and justices |
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Judicial over Legislative |
-declares acts unconstitutional |
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Judicial over Executive |
-declares acts unconstitutional |
