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Archived [ARCHIVED THREAD] - 5th grade social studies.
Posted: 8/21/2014 1:12:17 PM EDT
I get the study guide emailed to me from my son's teacher today. What do y'all think?








Unit 2 Effective Citizenship Study Guide













1.
How can you be a good citizen?




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Obey the laws




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Vote in the elections




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Volunteer




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Clean up after yourself




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Serve  on a jury


What can you do during election campaigns to help your candidate?







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You can vote for them, and campaign for them




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Put a sign in your yard




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Put flyers and signs out




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Become part of the campaign committee.




2.
What can you do as a good citizen other than voting?




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Obey the laws




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Keep the world clean




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Plant trees on earth day




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Recycle




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Volunteer your time




3.
How can you help your favorite candidate during his/her election campaign?




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Vote for them




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Campaign for them




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Put a sign in your yard




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Be part of their campaign committee




4.
What does the Bill of Rights give you the freedoms to do?




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Freedom of speech




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Freedom of press




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To own a gun if your old enough




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Freedom of religion




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Without a warrant you stuff can’t be searched or seized




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They can’t Use previous evidence against you.




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Can’t force you to house a soldier




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Can’t use cruel and unusual punishment






















5.
How are different political parties good for citizens?




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Because you deserve the right to choose who you want to vote for and what they want to vote for.




6.
What are the requirements for voting?




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You must be 18




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You must be a US citizen




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You must be registered




7.
How are market systems affected by location, laws, and behavior of citizens?  (competition of markets, buying patterns of consumers, supply and demand, etc.)




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They are affected by convenience of the locations and other stores around that you might want to go to.  




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Citizens shop for the lowest prices in order to save money




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Markets compete by offering the lowest prices in order to get consumers in their store




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Consumers often will shop where it is convenient.




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Supply and demand affects the prices daily.  If the demand is higher the prices are more competitive and if the demand is lower the prices are higher.



















 

Link Posted: 8/21/2014 1:20:28 PM EDT
[#1]
The very last answer seems reversed to me.
Link Posted: 8/21/2014 1:21:27 PM EDT
[#2]
Pick up that can citizen. .
Link Posted: 8/21/2014 1:24:35 PM EDT
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Agreed.

Less demand makes prices more competitive, more demand drives up the prices.

Just look at lowers as an example.
Link Posted: 8/21/2014 1:32:40 PM EDT
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Agreed.



Less demand makes prices more competitive, more demand drives up the prices.



Just look at lowers as an example.
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Quoted:

The very last answer seems reversed to me.


Agreed.



Less demand makes prices more competitive, more demand drives up the prices.



Just look at lowers as an example.
Wow, didn't see the second amendment one. The one about earth day and recycling. Keeping the planet clean?

 

Link Posted: 8/21/2014 2:38:51 PM EDT
[#5]
That's actually one of the better explanations of the Second Amendment that I've seen in social studies classes.

ETA- Usually, there is no mention of it whatsoever, or they say that it gives the National Guard the right to have weapons.

Link Posted: 8/22/2014 4:09:52 AM EDT
[#6]
To own a gun if your old enough

I believe a heavy dose of grammar is in order.
Link Posted: 8/22/2014 4:59:35 AM EDT
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Not necessarily...

You have what is known as an "Economies Of Scale".

The higher the demand for a certain the product the cheaper it should be so long as the supply can keep up with demand.

A good example could be a hamburger at McDonalds. They probably serve millions daily across the world for an unbelievably low price.

An independent burger restaurant would lose money selling the identical burger for the same price where McDonalds enjoys healthy profits.

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