Civics SOL 3c and 3D Flash Cards

Civics SOL 3c and 3D Flash Cards

Froehlich, 2009

Name 4 duties of responsible citizens	0 Obey laws 1 Pay taxes 2 Serve in the armed forces if called 3 Serve on a jury or as a witness in court
What is true of civic responsibilities?	Civic responsibilities are fulfilled by CHOICE and are VOLUNTARY
You are called to serve on a jury and decide not to show up on the date you are called. What can happen to you?	There could be legal consequences if you fail to appear at the court.
Citizens who fulfill their civic responsibilities are also	Contributing to the common good of their community and country.

Imagine you are a police officer in Prince William County. Would you have to serve on jury duty if called?	No, it is possible that you would be exempted from jury duty.
Why do citizens need to follow and fulfill their civic duties?	It makes an effective government.
If you are 18 years old and a male, what does the U.S. law say about what you have to do?	You must register with the Selective Service System.
What is the Selective Service System?	This gives the government list of names of men who can be inducted (put into) the armed services in case of a national emergency.
How can citizens show their civic responsibility in politics?	4 Register and vote 5 Hold an elective office 6 Communicate with government officials 7 Participate in political campaigns

FACT OR OPINION: A basic responsibility of citizenship is to contribute to the common good.	FACT
FACT OR OPINION Civic responsibilities are fulfilled by choice; they are voluntary	FACT
How can citizens be responsible in their community and in political events?	Be informed about current issues
If you live in a community, name one way you can serve your community without being paid that contributes to the good of the community.	Serve in voluntary or appointed positions
When attending a meeting, a person is rude to the speaker because he believes his way is right. This is an example of POOR citizenship because:	Good citizens respect other’s rights to have an equal voice in government.

Responsibilities of citizens: What is the missing word in each? Register and ___________ Hold _______________ office Keep informed regarding current __________	8 Vote 9 Elective 10 issues
What are the personal traits a good citizen has?	11 Trustworthiness and honesty 12 Courtesy and respect for the rights of others 13 Responsibility, accountability, self reliance 14 Respect for the law 15 Patriotism
You are concerned about the education and schools in your community. What would your duty be as a responsible citizen	Communicate my concerns to public officials at the local and state levels.
If a citizen refuses to pay taxes, what can happen as a result?	Failure to obey laws and fulfill your duty as a tax payer can result in legal consequences.
What are your economic rights as a citizen?	Freedom to: 16 Use, sell or get property 17 Choose my work 18 Enter into lawful contracts 19 Establish and operate a business 20 Join professional organizations and labor unions

What are your political rights as a citizen?	21 Due process of law and fair procedures 22 Equal protection under the law 23 Freedom of expression for political purposes 24 Freedom to join a political party or group 25 Freedom to run for and hold public office 26 Serve on juries 27 Vote in free, fair and regular elections
What are your personal rights as a citizen?	28 Choose my friends 29 Freedom of religion 30 Freedom of creative expression 31 Freedom to have children 32 Freedom to live anywhere 33 Freedom to travel 34 Freedom to have privacy

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