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CIV M4L1 Key Terms

Civics Module 4 Lesson 1 Key Terms

TermDefinition
Civic Duties Required acts that citizens of a country must follow and are enforced by law.
Civic Responsibilities Rights and privileges that citizens may choose to practice.
Naturalization The process of making someone a citizen of a country where they were not born.
Voter Registration The process of applying/registering to vote.
Civic Activism Being an active citizen who takes steps towards improving the community.
Vote Expressing a choice or opinion in an election.
Protest Words or actions that show disapproval.
Activist A person who takes action to help bring about change in government.
Jury A group of twelve citizens who are sworn to decide whether someone is guilty or not guilty based on the evidence they hear in court.
Tax A fee people are required to pay the government when buying things.
Selective Service The U.S. process of selecting men for service in the military.
Citizen A person in a government system.
Alien Someone who belongs to a different country and is not a U.S. citizen.
14th Amendment Defined citizenship, established due process, established equal protection under the law.
National Identity Things that help identify a person to their country including language, culture, and traditions.
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