Unit 7.pptx about citizenship and its many branches
- 2. "Ask not what your country can do for you… Ask what you can do for your country." -- John F. Kennedy
- 3. Citizenship: The set of rights and duties a person has toward his own community
- 4. The right to vote
- 5. The right to education
- 6. The right to have a job
- 7. The right to have a residence
- 8. Your duty to respect the law
- 9. Your duty to respect others
- 10. Your duty to pay the taxes
- 11. •to have a job •to be respected •have access to leisure activities •to have a say in what happens •to be free to tell your opinion •to have access to health care •to be safe •to have access to education •to be free to move • to vote •do your personal best •respect others •to be concerned for the common good •to respect the flag of your country •to participate in community activities •to believe in human dignity and equality •respect the rules and laws •to respect the environment •to pay taxes • earn your livelihood • to have somewhere to live • to volunteer in your community service Rights Duties Both
- 12. citizenship Rights of Citizens •Right to vote •Freedom of speech •Right to education •Right to fair trial Responsibilities of Citizens •Obeying laws •Paying taxes •Respecting others •Participating in community service 1.Challenges in Citizenship 1. Discrimination 2. Limited access to rights for minorities 3. Political apathy 4. Immigration issues Types of citizenships: By birth By marriage By descent By naturalization Values of Citizenship •Equality •Justice •Tolerance •Civic duty Benefits of Citizenship •Protection by the state •Access to public services •Participation in elections •Opportunity for employment
- 13. Rights Duties Both •to have a job •to be respected •have access to leisure activities •to have a say in what happens •to be free to tell your opinion •to have access to health care •to be safe •to have access to education •to be free to move •to vote •to tell the truth •do your personal best •respect others •to be concerned for the common good •to respect the flag of your country •to participate in community activities •to believe in human dignity and equality •respect the rules and laws •to respect the environment •to pay taxes • earn your livelihood • to have somewhere to live • to volunteer in your community service Unit 7: Citizenship
- 14. •Describe what can you see in each pictures :
- 15. 1. Giving up your time for free 2. Something you give up to help others 3. An organization that does not work for the government 4. Attempting to influence public officials to take a desired action 5. The control of what can be said, written or published 6. Organisations that help those who are in need 7. A group of people who share certain values and have things in common 8. The process by which business, politics, and culture operate on a world scale 9. Rights and freedoms to which every human being is entitled 10. An organization that works for improving the conditions of employment 11. Obligations or matters over which a person is considered to have a legal or moral duty 12. Claims, privileges or entitlements, normally protected by law 13. A native born or someone who has been naturalized in a particular state or nation A. Responsibilities B. Citizen C. Volunteering D. Rights E. Community F. Globalization G. Human rights H. Trade union I. Charity J. Sacrifice K. Lobbying L. Censorship M. NGO
- 16. Read the definitions and choose the correct answer : rights, volunteering, charity, citizen, community 1. Giving up your free time. (....................................................) 2. Money that you give to help poor people (....................................................) 3. Something you are allowed or permitted (....................................................) 4. Term used to refer to a group of people sharing certain values or having certain conditions in common. (....................................................) 5. A native born or someone who has been naturalised in a particular state or nation (....................................................)
- 17. I am a good/not a good citizen because ...................................