PPT-Citizenship A citizen is one who has specific rights and obligations within a political

For example it is common for democracies to grant citizenship to all persons born within their jurisdictions N ot all democracies have the same procedures for granting naturalization nor do all democracies grant the same rights to naturalized citizens . By. . Eurogems. What. . is. . citizenship. ?. • . What. . is. ‘. citizenship. ’?. • . Citizenship. , . Identity. , . Nationality. • Formal and legal concepts of citizenship. • Historical and cultural understandings of citizenship. “If liberty and equality, as is thought by some, are chiefly to be found in democracy, they will be best attained when all persons alike share in the government to the utmost. .” . Atistotle. Civics. Mr. Gutierrez. What is Citizenship?. Citizen. – A member of a community who owe loyalty to a government and, in turn, are entitled to the protection of the government.. Citizenship. – The Rights and Duties of Citizens. . Got Character?. REMEMBER?. Our . last character lesson focused on . Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and his character. He was a man of . peace. who chose his words . wisely. . to help . bring. about . Latin definition. Latin. Politicus. was an adjective that was used to describe anything “of the state”.  . Function and importance of Political Science. “The function of political science is to discover the principles that should be adhered to in public affairs that eventually would serve as a model that can be applied to matters of urgent concern to public officials and to private citizens.”. everyday . life. . Prof. Dr. . Fábio. Lima . Quintas. Director. fabio.quintas@tse.jus.br. Electoral Judiciary School. Superior Electoral Court. Sumary. 1. Our Political and social backdrop. 2. . Brasilian. Dr Mark Wilding. Social Policy: Ideology, Theory & Practice. 1. Overview. 2. Why study citizenship?. 3. Citizenship can determine the nature of our relationships with state & community. Citizenship is contested. Immigration, Naturalization. What is a . citizen. ?. A citizen is a participating member of a community. Citizenship was not described in the original Constitution. 14. th. Amendment. :. “All . persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the state wherein they . rights. and . duties. that citizens have. Civics is important because citizens need to know what rights are guaranteed to them and what is . expected. of them. One place to begin the study of civics is by looking at . Unit . 4:. Citizenship. Part 1: What is an American Citizen. How do we know you are a citizen?. Civics. The study of the rights and duties of citizens. How citizens interact with their government. What is a . The Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America defines citizenship as follows: “All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and the state wherein they reside.”. Some people have dual citizenship by birth. For others, it is a choice. In the first case, any consequences of the duality come as a part of your birthright. In the second, you must decide if the consequences of seeking Dual Citizenship Services will provide you additional life benefits or only create dual headaches. wwwneceeu2Key recommendations for Citizenship Education in Europe The pandemic has forced our societies to ask questions about the future of learning of work and of civic participation It has worsened What It Means to Be a Citizen . Warm Up Activity: . Could you pass this test?. Complete the handout provided to the best of your ability! . What is the supreme law of the land?. What does the Constitution do?.