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The Florida Law Related Education Association, Inc. © 2015 Benchmarks SS.7.C.2.2 Evaluate the obligations citizens have to obey laws, pay taxes, defend the nation, and serve on juries. Obligations and Responsibilities The critical role of civic participation!

The Florida Law Related Education Association, Inc. © 2015 WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE A PARTICIPATORY CITIZEN?

The Florida Law Related Education Association, Inc. © 2015 HOW DO CITIZENS PARTICIPATE? Obligations and Responsibilities of Citizens

The Florida Law Related Education Association, Inc. © 2015 What does that mean? Obligation/Duty An obligation or duty is something you must do because of legal requirement Can you think of some examples? Responsibility A responsibility is something that you are expected to do Can you think of some examples?

Obey the law Pay taxes Defend the nation – Register for selective service: draft; required military service during times of need Serve on juries Examples of Obligations/Duties

Examples of a civic responsibility: Voting Attending civic meetings Petitioning the government – Petition: to make a formal request of government Running for office

Fulfilling Our Obligations and Responsibilities What to we achieve by fulfilling our obligations and responsibilities in our communities? COMMON GOOD! Common good is supporting the good of the community as a whole.

The Florida Law Related Education Association, Inc. © 2015 HOW DO YOU SUPPORT THE COMMON GOOD? In your group, come up with 5 ways you support the common good in your school or local community.

What do you think? What would be the consequences or outcome on society if citizens did not fulfill their responsibilities?

1.Read the situation on the slide. 2.If you think it is a responsibility, you will go to the right side of the room. 3.If you think it is an obligation, go to the left side of the room. Test your knowledge… Responsibility Obligation The Florida Law Related Education Association, Inc. Copyright 2011

Mark receives a summons for jury duty. He serves on a jury for two weeks listening to testimony about a robbery that took place and determining the verdict for the case along with his fellow jurors. Scenario 1 Is Mark’s service on a jury a responsibility or an obligation? The Florida Law Related Education Association, Inc. Copyright 2011

Is Mark’s service on a jury a responsibility or an obligation? Responsibility Obligation Obligation! Florida law states that any person who is summoned to attend as a juror in any court and who fails to attend without any sufficient excuse shall pay a fine not to exceed $100. The Florida Law Related Education Association, Inc. Copyright 2011

On his 18 th birthday, Marshall went online and registered for the selective service. This means that in a crisis requiring a draft, men would be called in sequence determined by random lottery number and year of birth. Is Marshall’s registering the selective service a responsibility or an obligation? Scenario 2

Obligation! The Military Selective Service Act states that “it is the duty of every male citizen of the United States, and every other male person residing in the United States, who, on the day or days fixed for the first or any subsequent registration, is between the ages of eighteen and twenty-six, to present himself for and submit to registration.” Is Marshall’s registering for the selective service a responsibility or an obligation? Responsibility Obligation The Florida Law Related Education Association, Inc. Copyright 2011

Shauna did not like a policy that was recently passed by the state legislature. She decided to create a petition supported by members of her community and included a copy of the petition in a letter to her Representative. Is petitioning the government a responsibility or an obligation? Scenario 3

Responsibility! Why is petitioning the government an important civic responsibility? Is petitioning the government a responsibility or an obligation? Responsibility Obligation

Tax returns are due by midnight April 15 th, so long as April 15 th is not a weekend. John forgot to complete a tax return and thought it really was not a big deal – he could just wait until next year. Is the filing of a federal tax return a responsibility or an obligation? Scenario 4

Obligation! Federal law requires people to pay taxes. Is the filing of a federal tax return a responsibility or an obligation? Responsibility Obligation The Florida Law Related Education Association, Inc. Copyright 2011

Sarah attends her city commission meetings each month so she can be informed about the issues impacting her community. Is attending civic meetings a responsibility or an obligation? Scenario 7 The Florida Law Related Education Association, Inc. Copyright 2011

Responsibility! Why is attending civic meetings an important part of civic participation? Is attending civic meetings a responsibility or an obligation? Responsibility Obligation The Florida Law Related Education Association, Inc. Copyright 2011

Mariselle wakes up at 5:00am to go to the polls for the national elections so she can vote before she has to go to work. Is voting in an election a responsibility or an obligation? Scenario 5

Responsibility! Why is voting an important form of civic participation? Is voting in an election a responsibility or an obligation? Responsibility Obligation

Jackie is going to the grocery store and puts her 2 year old in a car seat in the back seat of the car. Is using a car seat for a child a responsibility or an obligation? Scenario 6

Obligation! Florida law requires…children through age 3 must be secured in a separate carrier (child safety seat) or in a vehicle manufacturer's integrated child safety seat…Infants must ride rear-facing until they are at least one year old and weigh 20 pounds Is using a car seat for a child a responsibility or an obligation? Responsibility Obligation The Florida Law Related Education Association, Inc. Copyright 2011

Juan doesn’t think his neighborhood association is running efficiently. He decides to run for president of the association in order to correct problems in his neighborhood. Is running for an office in civic organization a responsibility or an obligation? Scenario 7 The Florida Law Related Education Association, Inc. Copyright 2011

Responsibility! Why is running for office an important part of civic participation? Is running for an office in civic organization a responsibility or an obligation? Responsibility Obligation The Florida Law Related Education Association, Inc. Copyright 2011

Civic Participation Why is civic participation, both required and voluntary, so important? – In society? – In government? – In the political process?

The Florida Law Related Education Association, Inc. © 2015 Check for Understanding