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exslaves felt about each other and why they wanted to leave information about themselves on inscriptions Part Two Collating the information gathered from individual inscriptions and other written evidence. 20 . For our citizenship is in heaven, from which we also eagerly wait for the Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ, . 21 . who will transform our lowly body that it may be conformed to His glorious body, according to the working by which He is able even to subdue all things to Himself. AP Comparative government. Nationality. There are many societal cleavages that greatly impact . policymaking. These cleavages include:. Nationality. , religion, social class, and rural v. urban . divisions. Charles L. Wasson, III, CPCU. Sandy Wasson & Associates Insurance, Inc.. clwasson@wassonandassoc.com. 727-392-4400. Christopher J. Denicolo, . J.D., LL.M.. Gassman Law Associates, P.A.. christopher@gassmanpa.com. Aquae. . Sulis. Find out where people came from, how citizens and their ex-slaves felt about each other and why they wanted to leave information about themselves on inscriptions.. The final slide is designed to be printed and used as a worksheet.. Essential Questions: What does it mean to be a citizen in this country and how does a person become a citizen? Why are civic responsibilities like volunteering important?. American Citizens. Citizens and Government. of Civics and . Economics. . What is Civics. ? Economics?. Civics – the study of rights, duties and responsibilities . of . citizens of a nation . Economics – the study of . choices:. People . seek to satisfy their unlimited needs . Some countries require much from their citizens such as serving in the armed forces for a period of time each year. Sometimes they are required to live far away from their families.. In the U.S. we ask much less of our citizens. Part One : Introduction. People and society at . Aquae. . Sulis. Citizenship, multiculturalism, slavery and the status of women:. who actually lived in Roman Bath?. how did the society work?. who were the slaves?. . Mountains protected and isolated the Greeks on the mainland.. . Greek people never united under one government.. . People depended on the sea-trade for their living. (Aegean, Mediterranean, Ionian, Black). So 4.4 explore how ideologies shape individual and collective citizenship. So 4.5 examine perspective on the rights, roles and responsibilities of the individual in a democratic society (respect for law and order, protest, civil disobedience, political participation). Citizens Can Help. Helping others is part of being a good citizen. . What are some ways you can practice good citizenship?. -speak up to make things more fair. -obey laws or help change them to make them better. Chapter One ACOS. 1.) Identify origins and functions of government.. 1.1 Foundations of Government. State and Nation:. Four Basic Components of a State:. Four Theories about the Origin of Government. Essential Questions: What does it mean to be a citizen in this country and how does a person become a citizen? Why are civic responsibilities like volunteering important?. American Citizens. Citizens and Government. of his contributions was to change the focus from fighting for rights to that of fighting for full citizenship. South Africa owes its liberation to many organisations, but predominantly to the ANC; th