This document discusses the differences between citizenship and patriotism in America. It defines a citizen as a legal subject or national of a state, while patriotism refers to devotion and support for one's country. Throughout history, feelings of patriotism have been important to people. The document questions whether citizens need to be patriotic and explores what is expected of American citizens through examples like Captain America and the citizenship test immigrants must pass.

1. AMERICAN
GOVERNMENT
Citizenship vs. Patriotism

2. IS THERE ANY
DIFFERENCE?
citizen: A legally recognized subject or national of a state or
commonwealth, either native or naturalized.
patriotic: Having or expressing devotion to and vigorous
support for one's country.

3. IS PATRIOTISM THE
ONLY MEASURE?
Throughout history, feelings of patriotism or nationalism
have been important features of people. In the United
States, patriotism is expressed in many ways.

9. DO CITIZENS NEED TO
BE PATRIOTIC?
Is there any expectation for citizens to be patriotic?
What is the expectation for citizens?

10. IS CAPTAIN AMERICA
UN-AMERICAN?
In a recent Marvel comic book, Captain America and The
Falcon are seen overlooking a protest.

12. Members of the Tea Party complained because of an
unflattering sign in the top right pane.
Can Captain America be “Un-American”?

14. WHAT IS EXPECTED OF
BEING A CITIZEN?
People who come from other countries must pass a test in
order to be eligible to be a citizen of this country.
Can you pass the test that they must take?

15. Who is the Vice President of the United
States?

16. Joseph Biden

17. What is the supreme law of the United
States?

18. The Constitution

19. How many members in the House of
Representatives?

20. 435 members

21. How many changes or amendments are
there to the constitution?

22. 27 Amendments

23. Who is the Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court?

24. John Roberts

26. HOW’D YOU DO?
Let’s take a look at all the questions and see how we’ll do...