1. WHAT ARE THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF CITIZENS? P. 241 Unit 6

2. Ch. 28 What is the Relationship of the United States to other nations in the world?

3. P. 244 1. A nation-state is another name for a? How many nation-states are there? 2. What does sovereign mean? 3. Provide 2 examples showing how nation-states cooperate with each other?

4. 4. Rules that regulate how countries behave toward one another is known as? 5. What is humanitarian aid? 6. What does Diplomacy mean?

5. 7. Summarize the role of the United Nations? 8. NGOs stand for?

6. 9. When dealing with other countries what Constitutional powers do the following branches have: Congress: President: U.S. Supreme Court:

7. 10. List 3 ideas about government that our Founding Fathers learned from the Greeks and Romans? 11. European philosophers had a great influence Baron de Montesquieu- John Locke-

8. 12. List 2 democratic ideals the United States has shared with the rest of the world.

9. 13. Provide 2 historical examples, showing how the American Revolution gave hope to countries around the world?

10. Lesson Review 2. List some ways in which countries interact with each other?

11. Internet Activity 5. Department of State:Department of State A. List 2 Responsibilities. B. Who is the Secretary of State? C. When and how did they become Secretary of State?

12. Lesson 29 What are the Rights and Responsibilities of citizenship?

13. 1. What is a citizen? 2. How do you become a United States citizen? 3. What steps would one go through to become a naturalized U.S. citizen?

14. 4. Rights of American Citizens List one right under each category Personal rights Political rights Economic rights

15. 5. Responsibilities of American Citizens. List one responsibility under each category. Personal responsibility Civic responsibility

16. 6. How did Henry David Thoreau and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. disobey the law?

17. 7. Solve the problem 1. What rights do you think Gail has in this situation? 2. What are some alternative actions that Gail might take to solve her problem?

18. Lesson Review 6. What are some consequences to consider when deciding whether to challenge a law that you think is unjust?

19. Internet Activity 4. Research 1 of the following individuals who have become naturalized citizens of the United States. Who were they and when did they become US citizens? Madeleine Albright- Albert Einstein- Henry Kissinger-

20. Lesson 30 How might citizens participate in civic affairs?

21. 1. List 2 important roles citizens have in government. 2. How does the bicycle example relate to government? 3. When civic participation declines, our _________ declines.? Why is this?

22. 4. How is civic life different from personal life? 5. An essential idea that we as a nation believe about good government? 6. Why would the personal goal of getting a good education be linked to the common good?

23. 7. From the list on p. 271, pick one way you can participate in our government. 8. How is political action different than social action?

24. Lesson Review 3. How is citizen participation in political action related to the purposes of government?

25. Internet Activity 1. Community watch groups.Community watch groups