Gov't - 16 Sept 2015 EQ: Why does participating in government involve being active in civic life by knowing our rights and shared values? LO: wwbat assess.

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Gov't - 16 Sept 2015 EQ: Why does participating in government involve being active in civic life by knowing our rights and shared values? LO: wwbat assess the the mean and role of a citizen within society. Do Now: Think about what it means to be a citizen. Do citizens have any rights? Do they have responsibilities? Where do those come from?

1 -In a democracy officials must base their decisions on the law. Citizens of an non- democratic countries must abide by their government's decisions. -Abraham Lincoln- US gov't is "of the people, by the people, [and] for the people" -Advantage of having elected representatives: They hold office only as long as the citizens want them to.

2 -Volunteering contributes to the common good -People under 18 may help in an election by stuffing envelopes with information to send to voters. -Voting is an example of a citizen's right

3 -A fair trial includes : witnesses. proof beyond a reasonable doubt. a jury of peers. -Duties of citizens include obeying the laws. defending the nation. attending school. - We play many different social roles in society, These roles we play change over time.

Exit ticket Why is it good for scoiety that people who make laws are held accountable to the citizens through elections?