Intro To Civics

5. skills requisite for informed effective and responsible citizenship.
8. Avoidance of extremes or excesses.
9. A moral or legal obligation or a responsibility.
10. the health prosperity and happiness of all members of the community.
11. Being fair in respecting the rights of all.
14. a person who is born in the U.S. is considered a citizen.
15. having a duty to deal with something or having control control over.
17. People of certain rights and duties under a government who owe allegiance to that government.
18. Adherence to virtuous principles being true to one’s word.
20. To persist in spite of opposition or discouragement.
22. Confidence in one’s own powers and resources.

1. Action independent of outside influence.
2. Non-citizens may live in US and complete a specific process for becoming a legal citizen of the US.
3. A cooperative consideration of and deferral to the needs of others.
4. High or special regard.
6. Behavior showing high moral standards the quality of being morally good.
7. To answer for one’s own conduct to follow through with duties.
12. defines a US citizen as anyone born or naturalized in the US.
13. Understanding the diverse influences that shape political systems and civic life.
16. A group of people who share the same interests and concerns.
19. Strength to withstand danger fear or difficulty.
21. The study of the rights and duties of citizens to develop intellectual and