Citizenship Responsibilities Taylor Ellman and Charlotte Simecek.

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Citizenship Responsibilities Taylor Ellman and Charlotte Simecek

Respecting the Rights of Others Treat people the way you want to be treated Ex: Respect others Religions, Holidays, raise your hand to speak

Being Informed of Local Issues It is important for citizens to know what is going on in our community. Some current issues are: Home days Breakfast with the Easter bunny Fireworks

Obey Laws For citizens to be SAFE they need to follow the laws! Ex: Speed limits, traffic lights, NO SMOKING!, NO WEAPONS

Pay Taxes All citizens need to pay taxes. These taxes pay for public services which make our community safe and healthy. Ex: School taxes, Sale taxes, House Taxes

Vote All citizens need to choose their leaders. To do this, they have to vote! Ex: Mayors, Presidents, Governor, Judges,

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