Foundations of American Citizenship

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Foundations of American Citizenship Government
SOL CE.2 a-c, CE.3 a-e, and CE.4 a-e
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• Unit 1 Test Review
• Round II
• By Mrs. Christi Neff

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• Same rules as before
• just keep going!

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Definitions
D or R
Principles
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Topic 1 Title 100
The practice of offering time and service to
others without payment?
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Answer - Topic 1 100
volunteerism
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Topic 1 Title 200
Respecting and accepting others, regardless of
their differences, is called __________________.
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Answer - Topic 1 200
tolerance
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Topic 1 Title 300
The use of violence by groups against civilians
to achieve a political goal
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Answer - Topic 1 300
terrorism
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Topic 2 Title100
Duty or responsibility? obey the law
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Answer - Topic 2 100
Duty
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Topic 2 Title200
Duty or responsibility? Serve in the armed
forces if called.
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Answer - Topic 2 200
Duty
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Topic 2 Title300
Duty or responsibility? Register and vote.
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Answer - Topic 2300
Responsibility
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Topic 3 Title100
Which Fundamental Principle states that all
people are bound by the law?
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Answer - Topic 3100
Rule of Law
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Topic 3 Title 200Daily Double400 Points
Which Fundamental Principle states that the
government is not all-powerful?
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Answer - Topic 3200Daily Double400 Points

• Limited Government

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Topic 3 Title 300

• How do Americans give their consent to the
  government?
• obeying laws b. volunteering
• c. jury duty d. voting

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Answer - Topic 3300
d. voting
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Topic 4 Title100Daily Double200 Points
What document guaranteed the Jamestown colonists
the same rights given to all English citizens?
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Answer - Topic 4 100Daily Double200 points

• Charters of
• Virginia Company of London

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Topic 4 Title200
Which document served as a model for the Bill of
Rights?
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Answer - Topic 4200
Virginia Declaration of Rights
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Topic 4 Title300
Who wrote the Virginia Declaration of Rights?
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Answer - Topic 4300
George Mason