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**Creating Your Civic Identity**
Instructor: Daniel Ondich dan.ondich@sobrietyhigh.org

**What's Due for Lesson 14:**

 * < **Video Version:** ||< **On Nicenet.org:**
 * Respond to 3 other students' posts to the "Power" conferencing topic
 * Post a response to the "Freedom" conferencing topic ||< **In your blog:**
 * None ||< **In your wiki:**
 * None ||< **Vocabulary:**
 * Freedom
 * Liberty ||< **Other:**
 * Work on your service learning project ||

**Step 1**:
Add the day's vocab into your wiki. (see "What's Due" at the top of the page) write the definition for term in your own words. Download the "Vocabulary Chart" below to help you create your own definition.

Don't use a dictionary, instead use this form to create a definition from what you already know. (If you don't have Microsoft Word installed, download [|OpenOffice] for free or use the list version of the chart with Google Docs) //**-**// [|Download the "Vocabulary Chart" here]

**Step 2**:
Log into Nicenet and go to the "Power" conferencing topic. Read and respond to at least 3 other students' posts.


 * Step 3**:

//Read the following quote:

- Benjamin Franklin (1706 - 1790), Historical Review of Pennsylvania, 1759
 * They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.**//

Log into Nicenet and go to the "Freedom" conferencing topic and post a response.

What does this quote mean to you?

Does this quote have anything to do with power? If so, what?

How does it apply to today's world?

Do you agree with the quote? Why or why not?

**Step 4**
Use the remaining class time to work on your service learning project.

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