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3=Citizenship/ duity Test

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Name some groups in history who did civic participation and explain what they did.
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How does FRANCHISE show civic participation?
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People involve themselves in civic participation for 3 reasons. What are they?
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What is civic Participation?
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What is the difference between and Duty as a citizen and a Right as a citizen?
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Name 3 rights you do as an American citizen.
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Name 3 Duties you must do as an American citizen.
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A duty is a requirement that you must do or you can be punished for not doing it. example=paying taxes.
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Vote, criticize the government, stay informed about what your government is doing,
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Sons of Liberty= Boston Tea Party, Committees of Correspondence= wrote letters to keep colonies informed about Patriots fighting British. Abolitionists who helped write stories against slavery (Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe)
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It is ordinary ways you and I involve ourselves on the process of Government. It can be cleaning parks, writing a letter to your mayor, principal, Governor or boycotting Wal-Mart.
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Franchise means the right to vote. Another word for voting is Suffrage. This is one of the most important and direct ways we can change government.
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1= A greater fairness within society ( protest against slavery), 2= Greater individual freedom (abolitionist who helped with the Underground Railroad), 3= A greater security for its members.
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Pay taxes, obey the laws of he land, serve on a jury if called to do so, respect the rights of others

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