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Rights, responsibilities, and the rules that shape voting in the United States.
#civics#us_grade_5_social_studies
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In the United States, a citizen must reach a certain age before voting in a federal election. What is that minimum age?
Besides meeting the age requirement, what must a person be in order to vote in a United States federal election?
In almost every state, what step must a person complete before they are allowed to cast a ballot?
The Nineteenth Amendment was ratified in 1920. It said the right to vote could not be denied because of one thing about a person. What was it?
Which amendment, ratified in 1870, said that the right to vote could not be denied because of race or color?
The right to vote in the United States has been expanded by more than one amendment to the Constitution.
The Twenty-Fourth Amendment was ratified in 1964. It ended one requirement that had kept many citizens from voting in federal elections. What did it end?
Who spent much of the 1800s working to win women the right to vote?
A court calls a citizen to serve on a jury. Serving is best described as what?
Freedom of speech is protected by the First Amendment. Is freedom of speech better described as a right or a responsibility?
Voters in a city choose the members of their city council. Which level of government is the city council part of?
Voters across a whole state choose the two people who represent that state in the United States Senate. Which level of government is the Senate part of?
Elections in the United States use a secret ballot. What does a secret ballot mean for a voter?
In the United States, every citizen's vote counts the same amount, no matter how much money or property that citizen has. Which civic ideal does this show?
A person from another country can become a United States citizen through a legal process. What is that process called?
What is the name of the idea that everyone, including government leaders, must follow the law?
People in the 1800s often used the phrase women's suffrage. What does the word suffrage mean?
A student is too young to vote but wants to take part in government. Which action can that student take?
What is one main purpose of voting in a democracy?
True or False: The Constitution requires every eligible citizen to vote in every election.
Which action best shows being an informed voter?
Americans vote for a President in a national election. How often is that election held?
True or False: Civic participation can include activities besides voting, such as volunteering or attending a community meeting.
In a local election, voters in a town choose which of these leaders?
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