Chapter Thirteen: To what extent should ideology shape responses to issues in time of peace and times of conflict? Key Key Concepts: Autonomy, - rights, and responsibilities of citizenship Conscientious Objection, - citizenship as a moral project Global Citizenship, - national understandings of citizenship Jus Sanguinis, Jus Soli, - personal understandings of citizenship Naturalization, - liberal/individualistic, communitarian, and civil republican Pacifism, understandings of citizenship Philanthropy - actions that express citizenship during times of peace and times of Worldview conflict - individuals as global citizens Chapter Fourteen: To what extent should an ideology shape your thinking and actions as a citizen? Key Terms: Key Concepts: Vietnam War, Anti-war Movement, activism Apartheid, Civil Disobedience, civility Draft, Draft Dodger, citizens’ rights, roles, and responsibilities Election War,” ideology “Just Liberation Movement, Non-Violence, citizenship Pro-Democracy Movement containment
Chapter Thirteen: To what extent should ideology shape responses to issues in time of peace and times of conflict? Key Autonomy, Conscientious Objection, Global Citizenship, Jus Sanguinis, Jus Soli, Naturalization, Pacifism, Philanthropy Worldview Key Concepts: - rights, and responsibilities of citizenship - citizenship as a moral project - national understandings of citizenship - personal understandings of citizenship - liberal/individualistic, communitarian, and civil republican understandings of citizenship - actions that express citizenship during times of peace and times of conflict - individuals as global citizens Chapter Fourteen: To what extent should an ideology shape your thinking and actions as a citizen? Key Terms: Vietnam War, Anti-war Movement, Apartheid, Civil Disobedience, Draft, Draft Dodger, Election “Just War,” Liberation Movement, Non-Violence, Pro-Democracy Movement Key Concepts: activism civility citizens’ rights, roles, and responsibilities ideology citizenship containment
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