SOL CE.3-4 Review Citizenship.

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SOL CE.3-4 Review Citizenship

SOL 3a Fill in the Blank The _____ Amendment defines citizenship. The 2 ways to become a citizen of the United States are: ________________________

Immigration Immigration and naturalization has led to a ______________ society.

SOL 3b: The Constitution protects fundamental freedoms in the 1st Amendment. Few, if any, are absolute. Write the 1st Amendment freedom on your whiteboard as I call out the definition. Press Assembly Speech Religion Petition

Fourteenth Amendment

SOL 3c: Duties of citizens

SOL 3d: Responsibilities of Citizens Register and vote Hold elective office Influence government by communicating with government officials Serve in voluntary, appointed positions Participate in political campaigns Keep informed regarding current issues Respect others' rights to an equal voice in government

SOL 3e: A democratic society requires the active participation of its citizens. Ways for citizens to participate in community service Volunteer to support democratic institutions (e.g., League of Women Voters). Express concern about the welfare of the community as a whole (e.g., environment, public health and safety, education). Help to make the community a good place to work and live (e.g., by becoming involved with public service organizations, tutoring, volunteering in nursing homes).

SOL 4: Personal Character Traits of Citizens On the following slides, write on your whiteboard what personal character trait each picture or story represents.

Carrie is a store employee Carrie is a store employee. Her boss asks her to take the store’s deposit of cash to the bank. Carrie does so, and returns to work with the deposit receipt. Trustworthiness

Self-Reliance

Courtesy and respect for the rights of others

Greg is driving to a party with friends, and is going the speed limit Greg is driving to a party with friends, and is going the speed limit. His friends want him to drive faster, but he refuses. Respect for the law

Patriotism

Crystal goes out skating with friends instead of studying for her test Crystal goes out skating with friends instead of studying for her test. She fails the test, and admits to her parents she didn’t study. Accountability