2. Bell Ringer WRITE DOWN THE ENTIRE QUESTION WITH THE DIAGRAM
Read, write, and speak English
Be of good moral character
Possesses basic knowledge of U.S. history and government
Eligibility Requirements For ?
Which statement completes the diagram?
Joining a Military Service
Obtaining a driver’s license
Becoming a naturalized citizens

3. Vocabulary Obligation/Duty- Something you have to do
Responsibility – Things we should do
Common Good- To benefit everyone
Selective Service- U.S. draft system (males ages 18-25)
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4. Homework Advanced: Meaning & Relationships
(Gateway Textbook; Chp.12 pg.260)
Standard: Graphic Organizer w/ essential question
(Gateway Textbook: Chp.12 pg. 262)
E.Q.: What conclusion can be drawn from citizens meeting the obligations and responsibilities of citizenship?

5. Obligations & Responsibilities
SS.7.C.2.2 Evaluate the obligations citizens have to obey laws, pay taxes, defend the nation, and serve on juries. SS.7.C.2.3 Experience the responsibilities of citizens at the local, state, or federal levels.
Obligations & Responsibilities

6. Duties Things we have to do If we ignore= pay a fine & or go to jail
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Duties
Things we have to do
If we ignore= pay a fine & or go to jail
Example: Obeying the law

7. O.P.A.D.S Major Duties Obey the law Pay Taxes Defend the Nation
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Major Duties
Obey the law
Pay Taxes
Defend the Nation
Serve on Juries
Attend School
O.P.A.D.S

8. Responsibilities Things we should do
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Responsibilities
Things we should do
No law requires us to meet our responsibilities

9. Major Responsibilities
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Participate in government and your community
Be informed and vote
Major Responsibilities
Join political parties
Attend public meetings
Run for political office
Volunteer for service projects
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P&B

10. Identify if the image is a duty or a responsibility.
Check for Understanding
Identify if the image is a duty or a responsibility.

11. What is it?... Duty or Responsibility
OBEYING LAWS
Jennifer Jones and her best friend Kiley Kay are heading to Orlando to enjoy their Spring Break. It takes 2 hours for them to reach Orlando from Jacksonville. Kiley starts to get restless and asks Jennifer to speed. The speed limit on the highway reads 60 mph. and Jennifer decides to listen to Kiley and picks up to 90 mph. All of a sudden they hear sirens and are now being pulled over.

12. Paying Taxes What is it?... Duty or Responsibility
Sean was at home with his friends playing Xbox 360 (Call of Duty-Zombies) when they realized that they were hungry. They all decided to walk to the Dollar General. Sean only has $3.00, so he knew he was on a budget. When they all got to the store Sean picks up some hot fries ($1.00) and a Gatorade ($2.00). When Sean gets to the register to pay the total came out to $3.15 and he clearly only has $3.00.
Where did the .15 cents come from?

13. What is it?... Duty or Responsibility
Voting
Domonique just turned 18! And to celebrate her adulthood she wanted to do two major things:
BUY A 2016 CAMERO
2. REGISTER SO THAT SHE MAY BE ABLE TO PARTAKE IN THE 2016 ELECTIONS
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14. Jury Duty What is it?... Duty or Responsibility
A citizen got this notification in the mail

15. What is it?... Duty or Responsibility
Defend the Nation
Almost all males living in the United States are required to register with the Selective Service System within 30 days of their 18th birthday.
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16. What is it?... Duty or Responsibility Attending Civic Meetings
Kathy (a concerned mom) decided to go to a school board meeting to understand why the school decided to have two separate proms. One for People of Color and one for Caucasians.

17. What is it?... Duty or Responsibility Petitioning Government
This is a freedom listed in the constitution that means people can gather in a legal, non-violent matter to show disapprovement with government actions.

18. What is it?... Duty or Responsibility
Running for Office
United states citizens can play an active role as a leader in their community on the local, state, or federal level.

19. What is it?... Duty or Responsibility
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Community Service