Title: Analyze the rights of U.S. citizens.
Course: Army JROTC II (09052-36) > Section: Exploring Service Learning, Citizenship, and Government

Analysis should include

- defining key terms
  - asylum
  - double jeopardy
  - due process
  - eminent domain
  - extracurricular
  - forfeited
  - green card
  - immigrant
  - indictment
  - libel
  - naturalization
  - petition
  - poll taxes
  - search warrant
  - self-incrimination
  - slander
  - visa
- explaining how a person becomes a U.S. citizen
- comparing the rights of U.S. citizens to the rights of legal and illegal immigrants
- identifying the amendments in the Bill of Rights
- explaining how the Bill of Rights contributes to a free society
- identifying changes made to the Constitution to protect the voting rights of all American citizens.

Process/Skill Questions:

- How do the rights of citizens contribute to our American democracy?
- How does the Bill of Rights create a framework for other citizen rights?
- Why is it important for people accused of crimes to have constitutional rights?
- What role do voting rights play in a democracy?