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Citizens are devoted to their country and uphold the democratic principles and values it was founded on. Diversity in a society's culture, religion, heritage and beliefs is both advantageous and valuable. Justice refers broadly to perspectives like ensuring no one is above the law. The governed have sovereignty by voting for elected officials they feel will be successful. Every person has the right to live regardless of attributes like age, culture, ethnicity, religion, or income.
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- The document also discusses other principles like solidarity, private property rights, and the preferential option for the poor. Loving one's neighbor and doing unto others as you would have them do to you are seen as the highest form of justice.
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Canadian citizens have both rights and responsibilities. Some key rights include democratic rights like voting, language rights, equality rights, legal rights, mobility rights within Canada, freedom of religion, and more. Responsibilities of citizens include obeying laws, taking responsibility for oneself and family through work, serving on a jury if called, voting in elections, helping others in the community through volunteering, and protecting the environment and cultural heritage.
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This document discusses the goals of citizenship training which are to enable students to make their own decisions, take responsibility for their lives and communities, and be responsible citizens of the United States. It defines citizenship as how people live together locally, nationally, and globally. Democracies need active, informed, and responsible citizens. The values of democracy, justice, equality, and inclusion are important but must be upheld. Being a good citizen means helping make community decisions and participating in local government and community activities.
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Core democratic values unite all Americans and include personal, political, and economic freedoms. Citizens have rights like due process, privacy, equality, and non-discrimination. Diversity and tolerance are important in a democratic society where citizens participate in government through voting and civic engagement, and no one is above the law.
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The document discusses several core democratic values:
1) It asserts that every person has the rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
2) It defines liberty as freedom of speech and freedom of association.
3) It describes justice as fairness and equality under the law regardless of personal attributes.
4) It promotes diversity and inclusion of all people.
5) It states that regular citizens can participate in government through popular sovereignty.
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This document discusses American values and institutions. It defines values as broad ideas about what is good or desirable that are shared in a society, and says they come from principles or beliefs. Values influence daily decisions and shape the type of society. Some key American values mentioned are freedom, equality, justice, opportunity, democracy, unity, respect and tolerance. Values build unity through a shared civic and political heritage from principles like individual rights and popular sovereignty through fair elections and equal treatment under the law. The document also defines institutions as sets of ideas about social roles and functions, listing key American institutions as family, religious, educational, social and governmental.
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The document outlines several core democratic values: diversity means everyone has the right to be unique and freedom of religion; the rule of law means citizens must obey laws or face punishment; and life means everyone has the right to protect themselves and live. Other values discussed include patriotism, equality, liberty, justice, common good, and popular sovereignty. The document lists several related websites.
Human rights and democracy
This presentation is re-purposed from various presentations as part of a class assignment in our third year Professional Studies subject at the University of Johannesburg. The design and layout of this presentation is my own work and the content is the work of the references, listed on the last slide.
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The document outlines several core democratic values including life, liberty, pursuit of happiness, justice, common good, equality, diversity, popular sovereignty, patriotism, rule of law, and work. It defines each value and provides an example of how each value can be used or applied in everyday life and society.
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Democracy is defined as rule by the common people where citizens elect representatives who form the government. In a democracy, the government is accountable to the people. In contrast, a monarchy is a system where a royal family member is head of state and rules with advisors without needing approval. Key elements of democracy include formal equality, universal adult suffrage, elections, and coalition governments. Equality is a central theme of democracy where no discrimination exists based on attributes and all adults can vote. Regular elections also occur where more than one party may form a governing coalition if no single party wins a majority.
Social studies
The document defines core democratic values as the fundamental beliefs and constitutional principles that unite Americans, as expressed in documents like the Declaration of Independence and Constitution. It lists key values such as life, liberty, pursuit of happiness, common good, justice, equality, diversity, truth, popular sovereignty, and patriotism. It notes that Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks exemplified these values and asks how society might be different without these shared values.
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The document discusses the roles and responsibilities of citizens in a democracy. It defines democracy as a system where power is derived from citizens who choose their leaders and participate in governance. The text notes that active and informed civic participation is essential for a democracy to function properly. It also identifies some potential threats to democracy like corporate influence, militarism, and authoritarianism. Overall, the document emphasizes that citizens have a duty to vote, obey laws, volunteer, and act in accordance with their moral principles.
National values
The document discusses the national values enshrined in the Indian Constitution, including democracy, socialism, secularism, equality, fraternity, justice, and liberty. These values form the basis for how the country is governed and society functions, with a focus on democratic rule, social and economic equality, separation of religion and state, and fundamental rights and freedoms for all citizens. The values outlined in the Constitution aim to establish a just, progressive and inclusive society in India.
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This document defines and describes core democratic values, which are fundamental beliefs and principles that unite Americans. It identifies key values expressed in documents like the Declaration of Independence and Constitution, such as life, liberty, pursuit of happiness, common good, justice, equality, diversity, truth, popular sovereignty, and patriotism. The document provides examples of how Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks demonstrated these values and considers how society might be different without core democratic values.
spiritual faith and traditional resources
The conflicts were rooted not in religious matters but in competing claims over social, political, and economic goals, according to Machado (1993).
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