A discussion of citizenship and civic virtue in classical republicanism.

Citizens are the ultimate political authority in a democracy. And it's up to them to keep it that way.

What does it mean to you to be a citizen? Today we discuss the meaning of American citizenship.

What's the difference between a U.S. citizens and a legal permanent resident? How do you become a citizen? We find out on today's podcast.

Our republic requires the participation of it citizens in order to function.

An introduction to the significance and meaning of citizenship.

Discusses ideas from classical republicanism that influenced the Founders of the American government.

Examines Americans' changing ideas about citizenship.

Explores requirements for citizenship in post-Revolutionary America.

Discusses citizenship, federalism, and the sentiment embodied by E Pluribus Unum.

Discover how U.S. citizenship can be obtained through naturalization.

Explains the criteria for naturalization as an American citizen.

Begins a discussion of the legal status of Native Americans in the United States.

Looks at how the Eighth Amendment prohibits the government from stripping a person of their citizenship as a form of punishment.

There are various various ways in which a person could give up U.S. citizenship.

Do you ever wonder what it takes to be a good citizen? In this fun and engaging 10-minute animated video students will follow Paul the Robot and Francis the Platypus as they learn the basics.

A catchy song about citizenship and being a good and responsible community member.

The equal protection clause was meant to protect African Americans against discrimination. It didn't work out that way. On today's episode, we learn why.

On today's episode, we conclude our discussion of returning to fundamental principles by learning what citizenship is all about.

A class of students are interviewed about their thoughts on what makes a good citizen. [1:59]

A read-aloud entitled Being a Good Citizen.

An introduction to the concept of a Citizen School inspired by those for those who have nowhere to go after school, those who often drop out of school before graduating, those who do not consider going to college so they might become...

What does it take to be a good school citizen? How can students become better citizens at school? Engaging, age-appropriate program hosts help students understand five pillars of good school citizenship: being respectful of other people...

In this video, learn abobut the Duties and Responsibilities of being an American citizen and understand some of the basic things it takes to be a contributing member of the country