Unit 5 Lessons 1 & 2 Created by M. Coliadis. Lesson 1- People Make Communities Good Places to Live Petition Council Government service Tax.

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Unit 5 Lessons 1 & 2 Created by M. Coliadis

Lesson 1- People Make Communities Good Places to Live Petition Council Government service Tax

Petition A written request for government action that people sign

Council A group of people chosen by citizens to meet and solve problems

Government Service A service that is provided for all citizens of a community

Tax Money paid to a government to run a city $

Lesson 2- Rules & Laws in a Community Vote Constitution Election

Vote The way people show what they think the group should do EX: Vote for the President, vote for laws, Vote for class rewards

Constitution The set of laws that the United States government follows

Election An event when people choose new leaders or vote for or against new laws