| A | B |
|---|
| Rights | Powers that individuals have |
| Duties | Things we are required to do by law |
| Responsibilities | Things we should do |
| Good Citizen | Self-Reliant |
| Community Service | The League of Women Voters |
| Democracy | The people rule |
| Republic | Representatives vote on behalf of the people |
| Ancient Greece | First had a democracy |
| Ancient Rome | First had a republic |
| U.S. form of government | Representative Democracy |
| Limited Government | Gov't is not all powerful |
| Rule of Law | The gov't & those who govern are bound by the law |
| Consent of the Governed | Poeple are the source of any & all governmental power |
| These are examples of rights | Speech, Press, Petition, etc. |
| These are examples of duties | Paying taxes, jury duty |
| These are examples of responsibilities | Voting, watching the news |
| Voter Apathy | A lack of interest in voting |
| Reasons why many don't vote | Don't think their vote counts |
| Definition of Civics | The study of citizenship & government |
| Name of our Governor | Mark Warner |
| 14th Amendment | It defines citizenship |
| Alien | Non-citizen living in U.S. |
| Naturalization | Process of becoming a citizen |
| Immigration & Naturalization Service | They determine the character of an immigrant who wants to become a citizen |
| Melting Pot | Americans have been created from many diverse groups |
| Congress | Has the power to regulate immigration |
| 675,000 | Number of immigrants allowed each year in U.S. |
| Citizen | Individual with certain rights & duties |
| Run for President | Only native-born citizens can do this |
| To become a citizen, you must know this | American history & gov't |
