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Civics Chapter 1 What is Civics?

Civics is… the study of government and citizenship

Government is… the ruling authority for a community; power to make and enforce laws Three basic types of governments

Ruled by a hereditary king, queen, or emperor Monarchy Ruled by a hereditary king, queen, or emperor Ex. United Kingdom Japan Saudi Arabia

Constitutional Monarchy The power of the monarch is limited by the country’s Constitution Ex: United Kingdom Japan

United Kingdom – Queen Elizabeth II

Japan – Emperor Akihito

Absolute Monarchy The power of the monarch is without limits Ex: Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia – King Salman

Absolute power of one person or a small group Dictatorship Absolute power of one person or a small group Examples: Kim Jong-un Fidel Castro Saddam Hussein

People rule and make laws Democracy People rule and make laws Ex. United States India Mexico

Two Types of Democracy 1. Direct – Every citizen votes for the laws directly Ex . Ancient Athens, Switzerland, and Mayflower Compact

Two Types of Democracy 2. Representative – citizens elect representatives to govern on their behalf Ex. United States of America and House of Burgesses

The Citizen and the Community Chapter 1 The Citizen and the Community

Civics is… the study of government and citizenship

Citizenship Citizen – member of a community with a government and laws

Citizenship means… have certain rights and duties share a common history, customs, or values Americans share the ideals of individual rights and equality of opportunity

Citizen by Birth ANY Child born inside the U.S. or its territories, even by non-citizens Exception – foreign diplomat children

Citizen by Birth Child whose parents are both U.S. citizens, wherever he or she is born

Non-Citizens Aliens – people from other countries who are not U.S. citizens Immigrants – people from another country who want to live in the U.S. permanently; must have permission

Naturalization – the process by which immigrants become citizens

Duties and Responsibilities Ch. 1 continued… Duties and Responsibilities While being an American citizen you have plenty of rights and freedoms, but you also have duties and responsibilities

Duties of a Citizen Things we are required to do If we fail to perform them, we are subject to fines or imprisonment

Duties Obey the Law

Duties Pay taxes

Duties Defend the nation

Duties Serve in Court

Duties Attend school

Responsibilities Things we should do Obligations to fulfill voluntarily

Responsibilities Be informed and vote

Responsibilities Participate in your community and government

Responsibilities Respect the rights and property of others

Responsibilities Respect different opinions and ways of life