1. Rights and Responsibilities of Citizens

2. RIGHT TO FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION
Speech
Press
Assembly
Petition

3. SPEECH
The right to talk about your beliefs, ideas, or feelings

4. PRESS
The right to read and write whatever you wish

5. ASSEMBLY
The right to meet with others to discuss your beliefs, ideas, or feelings

6. PETITION
The right to ask your government to correct things that you think are wrong or to do things you believe are needed

7. RIGHT TO FREEDOM OF RELIGION
The right to hold any religious belief you choose or to have no religious belief at all
Congress may not set up an official religion for our country or favor any one religion over others.

8. RIGHT TO EQUAL PROTECTION OF THE LAW
Prohibits laws that unreasonably and unfairly favor some groups over others

9. RIGHT TO DUE PROCESS
The right to be treated fairly by your government

10. RIGHT TO VOTE
The right to vote if you are a citizen of the United States and are 18 years of age or older

11. Choose one of the following rights:
A. Freedom of expression
B. Freedom of religion
C. Freedom to equal protection of the law
D. Freedom to due process
E. Freedom to vote
Explain what the right is in your own words.
Illustrate that right.
Write a caption for your picture.

12. The End Good Luck!

13. The Citizen and The Constitution Elementary School 4th Grade Staff
Source: We The People
The Citizen and The Constitution
Publisher: Center for Civic Education
Created by: Harvey Dunn
Elementary School 4th Grade Staff