GLE41 -- Informed Citizenship and Propaganda

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TimeMachine Teacher on January 29, 2012

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gle41, civics, citizenship, government, propaganda, voting issues, public issues, informed citizenship

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41. Explain the importance of being an informed citizen on public issues, recognizing propaganda, and knowing the voting issues (C-1D-M5)

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Mr. Blankenship's Study Group, Mr. Blankenship's Louisiana History, CMM Social Studies Teachers

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GLE41 -- Informed Citizenship and Propaganda

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An informed citizen pays attention to the ___.
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news An informed citizen pays attention to the ___.
perspectives An informed citizen seeks out commentary from multiple ___.
logic An informed citizen reasons through the issues of the day, applying his or her values through ___ to reach an informed opinion.
duty Why not just sit around watching TV until my brain turns to mush? Because you have a ___ to yourself, your fellow citizens, and future generations to do your part to preserve freedom.
citizen Knowing enough to make wise choices as a ___ requires knowledge, reason, and action.
Propaganda ___ is the spreading of information or misinformation to influence public opinion.
truth The most effective propaganda has an element of ___.
influence Ask yourself "What is the person behind this information trying to ___ me do? Why?"
complete One way to recognize propaganda is to ask "Are the facts ___?"
omitted One way to recognize propaganda is to ask "Are some facts being ___?"
context One way to recognize propaganda is to ask "Are the facts presented in ___?"
check One way to recognize propaganda is to ask "Can I ___ these facts for myself?"
logical One way to recognize propaganda is to ask "Are the facts being used in a ___ way?"
emotionally One way to recognize propaganda is to ask "Is the author or speaker using ___ charged words?"
flattered One way to recognize propaganda is to ask "Am I being told what I want to hear along with the information? Am I or my group being ___?"
scapegoat One way to recognize propaganda is to ask "Is anyone being used as a ___?"
fairly One way to recognize propaganda is to ask "Are both sides ___ presented?"
skeptical Research candidates and issues on the web with a ___ eye.
Think ___ for yourself.
liberties Do not trust those who would take away your ___.

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