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True or false: Students who practice good citizenship learn how to find common ground with those who are not like them.
True or false: Students who practice good citizenship learn how to find common ground with those who are not like them.
True (A)
True or false: Citizenship is only a legal status and has nothing to do with personal identity.
True or false: Citizenship is only a legal status and has nothing to do with personal identity.
False (B)
True or false: Good citizenship includes respecting others, being helpful, and living in harmony with other members of society.
True or false: Good citizenship includes respecting others, being helpful, and living in harmony with other members of society.
True (A)
True or false: Citizenship is automatically granted to anyone who meets the legal conditions of a country.
True or false: Citizenship is automatically granted to anyone who meets the legal conditions of a country.
True or false: International law defines who the citizens of a state are.
True or false: International law defines who the citizens of a state are.
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a good citizen?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a good citizen?
What is the purpose of being a good citizen?
What is the purpose of being a good citizen?
What is citizenship?
What is citizenship?
Who can become a member of a state?
Who can become a member of a state?
What is the role of family, community, friends, and teachers in teaching about good citizenship?
What is the role of family, community, friends, and teachers in teaching about good citizenship?
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Study Notes
Citizenship and Identity
- Citizens are expected to respect the regulations of their country in exchange for protection against its adversaries.
Characteristics of a Good Citizen
- A good citizen respects others, is helpful and considerate of others, and listens to other people’s opinions.
- A good citizen helps people who can’t help themselves and lives in harmony with other members of society.
- A good citizen is always open to learn and find common ground with those who are not like them.
Acquiring Citizenship
- Citizenship is a legal status earned by being a registered member of a country.
- Anyone can become a member of the state if they meet the legal conditions of the country.
- International law leaves it up to each state to define who its citizens are.
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