CIV.21

Fox: Citizenship

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4.0 Stars

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LENGTH

15 Minutes

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Description

Build paths through a living community with Fox and see how civic choices shape the city. Follow responsibilities, exercise protected rights, participate in democracy, and contribute to the common good. Along the way, discover how citizenship works, how people become citizens, and how informed participation can strengthen the places where people live.

Vocabulary Words

Naturalization

Citizen

Rights

Community

Freedoms

Instructions

Play through this interactive game to learn about Citizenship. Suitable for Grade 5, Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8.

Main Concepts

Citizenship is a legal and political status that includes membership in a nation and participation in civic life.

Citizens in a constitutional democracy have rights protected by the Constitution and laws.

Citizens also have responsibilities such as obeying laws, serving on juries when called, paying taxes, and participating in civic life.

Rights and responsibilities are connected because democratic self-government depends on citizens both enjoying freedoms and fulfilling civic duties.

Citizenship in the United States can be acquired by birth or through naturalization.

The Fourteenth Amendment helped define national citizenship and became a major constitutional foundation for citizenship rights.

Citizens may participate in democracy by voting, speaking out, joining groups, contacting officials, and taking part in community action.

Informed and engaged citizens help hold government accountable in a constitutional democracy.

Citizenship includes membership at multiple levels, such as school, community, state, and nation.

Democratic citizenship involves respecting the rights of others and contributing to the common good.

Discussion Questions

Before the Game

What is a citizen? What is one right that citizens have? What is one responsibility of a citizen? Why is it important to follow laws?

After the Game

What rights did you learn about in the game? What responsibilities did citizens have? How did your choices affect the community? Why is it important to balance rights with responsibilities?

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