Rights and Citizen Participation
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American Citizen's Rights - Due Process | The government must follow procedures established by law and guaranteed by the Constitution. They must treat all people by these principles.
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American Citizen's Rights - Equal Protection | All people regardless of age, race religion, or beliefs are to be treated the same under the law. The 14th amendment require this of all states.
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American Citizen's Rights - Basic Freedoms | These are freedoms covered under the 1st amendment. The freedoms are : freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of the press, freedom of assembly, and the right to petition.
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American Citizen's Rights - Limits on Rights | The government can make laws or rules to protect the health, safety, security, and moral standards of a community. Rights can be limited so that one person's rights do not interfere with another person's rights.
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Citizen Participation - Duties | 1) Obey the laws 2) pay taxes 3) Defend the nation 4) Serve in court 5) attend school
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Citizen Participation - Responsibilities | 1) Be informed and vote 2) Participate in your community and government 3) respect the rights and property of others
4) respect different opinions and ways of life
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