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Citizen Me!Citizen Me! ALLthe

LAYERS

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YOURCITIZENSHIP

Part OnePart One

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C. Someone involved in polit ics.

A. A member of a community with rights and responsibil i t ies.

D. An adult.

WHAT IS A CITIZEN?WHAT IS A CITIZEN?

B. A person who is kind to others and helps people.

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We’re cit izens of We’re cit izens of SOMETHING, SOMETHING,

right?right?

Of a Of a state?state?

Am I a cit izen of Am I a cit izen of my school?my school?

So does that So does that mean I’m a mean I’m a

cit izen?cit izen?Of a city? Of a city?

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YES !YES !A communitycommunity is a group of people who share an environment. Every day, you are part of several different layers of community.That means you have many different levels of citizenshipcitizenship!

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Levels of Levels of

CitizenshipCitizenship

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The people we live with make up the smallest “community” we belong to.

Write “People I l ive “People I l ive with” with” here:

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Our school or workplace is a community, too. These are the people we interact with outside our homes every day.

Record the name of your school your school here…

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You are a cit izen of the city in which you live. Record the name of your your citycity (or the city or town closest to you) here…

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STATEOur country is made up of 50 states (and a district, too!). You are a cit izen of the state where you l ive.

Write the name of your state your state here…

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You are also a cit izen of your country!

Write down the name of the nationnation in which you live here…

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Your School

United States

State Name

Nearest City or Town

“People I live with”

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Sources of Rights Sources of Rights

& Responsibilities& Responsibilities

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Okay, so being a Okay, so being a cit izen means having cit izen means having

rights and rights and responsibil i t ies. Where responsibil i t ies. Where

do those rights and do those rights and responsibi l i t ies come responsibi l i t ies come

from?from?

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A. The President.

C. Different places, depending on the level of cit izenship.

B. Police officers.

D. Long documents nobody can read or understand.

Rights and responsibilities Rights and responsibilities come from…come from…

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NATIONNATIONUnited States ConstitutionUnited States Constitution

In the United States,

In the United States,

we are we are guaranteedguaranteed a a

l ist of l ist of rightsrights in our in our

Constitution.Constitution.

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Record Record it here!it here!U.S. Constitution

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United States United States ConstitutionConstitution

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Each state has its

Each state has its

own own constitut ionconstitut ion that that

guarantees rights to

guarantees rights to

the state’s cit izens.

the state’s cit izens.

State ConstitutionState Constitution

STATESTATE

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SOURCES

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U.S. Constitution

State Constitution

State State ConstitutionConstitution

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City CharterCity Charter

CITYCITY

Cities usually have

Cities usually have

a a city chartercity charter that that

tel ls how the city tel ls how the city

wil l run. It usually

wil l run. It usually

includes some includes some

rights and rights and

responsibil i t ies of

responsibil i t ies of

city cit izens.city cit izens.

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SOURCES

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U.S. Constitution

State Constitution

City Charter

City CharterCity Charter

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School HandbookSchool Handbook

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Most schools have

Most schools have

a a school handbook school handbook

that l ists the that l ists the

students’ rights and

students’ rights and

responsibil i t ies. responsibil i t ies. (Mostly

(Mostly

responsibil i t ies – more about that later!)

responsibil i t ies – more about that later!)

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SOURCES

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U.S. Constitution

State Constitution

City Charter

School Handbook

School School HandbookHandbook

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At home, the adults in

At home, the adults in

charge decide what

charge decide what

your rights and your rights and

responsibil i t ies wil l

responsibil i t ies wil l

be.be.

Adults in ChargeAdults in Charge

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SOURCES

Record Record it here!it here!

U.S. Constitution

State Constitution

City Charter

School Handboo

kAdults in Charge

Adults in Adults in ChargeCharge

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ORIGINS

Check Your Check Your Work: Work: U.S. Constitution

State Constitution

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Rights!Rights!

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A. Things adults get to do.

C. Electric bulbs that let you read in the dark.

B. Privileges the President has.

D. A privilege or a claim to something.

Rights are…Rights are…

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What kind of What kind of rights do cit izens rights do cit izens

have at each have at each level?level?

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You would need a pyramid the size of the ones in

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to l ist all the rights cit izens have at each level.

Let’s just l ist a few examples:

RIGHTSRIGHTS

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Guarantees really Guarantees really BIGBIG

rights l ike freedom of rights l ike freedom of

speech, the right to speech, the right to

vote, and the right to a vote, and the right to a

jury tr ial in some kinds jury tr ial in some kinds

of cases. of cases.

United States ConstitutionUnited States Constitution

NATIONNATION

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Record Record it here!it here!

Freedom of speech, right to vote, right to a jury trial

RIGHTS

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Your state Your state constitution might

constitution might guarantee the right guarantee the right to a free education to a free education or equal rights for or equal rights for men and women.men and women.

State ConstitutionState Constitution

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State constitut ions State constitut ions usually repeat many

usually repeat many of the rights l isted in

of the rights l isted in the U.S. the U.S. Constitution. But

Constitution. But often they add often they add more…more…

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Record Record it here!it here!

Right to free education; equal rights for men and women

RIGHTS

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Freedom of speech, right to vote, right to a jury trial

Why do you think the

Why do you think the U.S. Constitution U.S. Constitution doesn’t guarantee the

doesn’t guarantee the right to an education?

right to an education? Should it?Should it?

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City CharterCity Charter

CITYCITY

This gives you the This gives you the

right to services right to services

your city provides, your city provides,

l ike sidewalks or l ike sidewalks or

parks.parks.

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RIGHTS

Right to use sidewalks and parks

Right to free education; equal rights for men and women

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Freedom of speech, right to vote, right to a jury trial

Would it be a Would it be a problem if the U.S.

problem if the U.S. Constitution talked Constitution talked about sidewalks?about sidewalks?

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School HandbookSchool Handbook

SCHOOLSCHOOL

Hey! I don’t see any

Hey! I don’t see any rightsrights in my school in my school handbook. All I see

handbook. All I see is stuff kids aren’t is stuff kids aren’t supposed to do!supposed to do!