civics unit jeopardy

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Click Once to BeginJEOPARDY!Unit 1 Review


JEOPARDY!

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Vocabulary

Basic American

Values

Social

Institutions

Economy Citizenship


Vocabulary-100

A population survey that is taken every

ten years.


Vocabulary-200

The well-being of all members of society.


Vocabulary-300

The amount you must pay for a good

or service in a market


Vocabulary-400

group of ordinary citizens who hear a case and decide whether an accused person

is innocent or guilty


Vocabulary-500

The Concept of a government of laws, rather than of men

and women


Basic American Values -100

The ability to say what you want, go

where you want, and do what you want



A social arrangement or condition or circumstance in which everyone has the

same rights and opportunities



Fairness; the idea that everyone deserves to be treated fairly..



Wanting to ensure that all students in Boston have the same types of field trips that students

in Brookline have.



Being able to speak your mind about

being treated unfairly.


About the Gov’t-100

power is shared by all people. By voting and choosing

representatives people decide how their gov’t will meet needs



A gov’t controlled by one person who

takes power by force



A gov’t controlled by one person whose authority is

inherited


About the Gov’t400

Government provides for our common defense in order to

meet this need.



The Gov’t provides these services we

need such as maintaining roads,

sewers and schools.


Social Institutions-100

Institution is most basic and makes

individuals feel secure and provides sense of

belonging



Organization with a moral code and spiritual orientation that gives individuals a sense

of community; a source of guidance and support.



Equips children with skills and rules

required to live in the world. Trains citizens

to do work.



System for producing and distributing goods and

services.



The institution that maintains law and

order.


The Economy-100

This economic freedom gives you

the right to own your own property until

you choose to sell it


The Economy-200

This economic freedom gives you the right to

pursue any career you wish


The Economy-300This economic freedom

gives you the right to sell a good or service for more than it costs

you to produce.

Daily Double!!!


The Economy-400

This economic freedom gives you

the right to compete against other sellers


The Economy-500

This freedom gives you the right to buy a product/service

and sell a good/service


Citizenship-100

The easiest way to become a citizen of

the USA.


Citizenship-200

To vote and hold elected office, to practice your

own religion and to have a fair trial are all

examples of these.


Citizenship-300

Obeying the laws, defending the nation and paying taxes are

all examples of these.

Citizenship-400

Contributing to the common good, holding

government office, voting and serving the

community are all examples of these.


Citizenship-500

The process of becoming a citizen

is known as this

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