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Civics - Make-up Assignments
Mr. Cook/Mrs. Colvin Room 214
Student-_____________ Date Absent- Jan. 16 Date Due-______
Please attach your make-up work to this sheet when you hand it in!
Homework:
• Ch. 12.2 NotesJan. 17
• Ch. 12.3 NotesJan. 18
• Chapter 12 TestJan. 22
In Class Work:
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Ch. 12.1
Vocabulary- 12.2
Reading Quiz – 12.1- 10 points
Go over 12.1 homework – 30 points5 points per section.
Coop- back of homework
In Class Reading- Chapter 12.2 We
will use the audio from the book.
Income Tax
Social Security
Government Taxes and Spending
Other Kinds of Taxes.
12.2 Section questions
Homework will be given out when the
audio is finished or at the end of the
period- Go over the requirements.
On Line Quiz- section 2 on the
overhead if time.
Examination:
Date and Period you will take the exam-______
Signature:____________
Day #2
• Homework due today-
Section 1
Ch. 12
Ch. 12.1
– Reading Quiz
– Go over 12.1
homework
– Coop- back of
homework
– On Line Quizsection 1 on the
overhead if time.
Chapter 21 Section 2 Terms
CHAPTER 12 KEY TERMS
Income tax [299]
Progressive tax [300]
Profit [300]
Regressive tax [302]
Property tax [302]
Tariff [303]
SECTION 12.2 TERMS
Chapter 21 Section 2 Terms
CHAPTER 12 KEY TERMS
Income tax [299]
Progressive tax [300]
Profit [300]
Regressive tax [302]
Property tax [302]
Tariff [303]
SECTION 12.2 TERMS
Tax on the earnings of individuals
and businesses.
Chapter 21 Section 2 Terms
CHAPTER 12 KEY TERMS
SECTION 12.2 TERMS
Income tax [299]
Tax on the earnings of individuals
and businesses.
Progressive tax [300]
Tax that takes a larger percentage of
income from higher-income groups
than from lower-income groups.
Profit [300]
Regressive tax [302]
Property tax [302]
Tariff [303]
Chapter 21 Section 2 Terms
CHAPTER 12 KEY TERMS
SECTION 12.12TERMS
Income tax [299]
Tax on the earnings of individuals
and businesses.
Progressive tax [300]
Tax that takes a larger percentage of
income from higher-income groups
than from lower-income groups.
Profit [300]
Income a business has left after
paying expenses.
Regressive tax [302]
Property tax [302]
Tariff [303]
Chapter 21 Section 2 Terms
CHAPTER 12 KEY TERMS
SECTION 12.2 TERMS
Income tax [299]
Tax on the earnings of individuals
and businesses.
Progressive tax [300]
Tax that takes a larger percentage of
income from higher-income groups
than from lower-income groups.
Profit [300]
Income a business has left after
paying expenses.
Regressive tax [302]
Tax that takes a larger percentage of
income from low-income groups
than from high-income groups.
Property tax [302]
Tariff [303]
Chapter 21 Section 2 Terms
CHAPTER 12 KEY TERMS
SECTION 12.2 TERMS
Income tax [299]
Tax on the earnings of individuals
and businesses.
Progressive tax [300]
Tax that takes a larger percentage of
income from higher-income groups
than from lower-income groups.
Profit [300]
Income a business has left after
paying expenses.
Regressive tax [302]
Tax that takes a larger percentage of
income from low-income groups
than from high-income groups.
Property tax [302]
Tax on the value of the property
owned by a person or business.
Tariff [303]
Chapter 21 Section 2 Terms
CHAPTER 12 KEY TERMS
SECTION 12.2 TERMS
Income tax [299]
Tax on the earnings of individuals
and businesses.
Progressive tax [300]
Tax that takes a larger percentage of
income from higher-income groups
than from lower-income groups.
Profit [300]
Income a business has left after
paying expenses.
Regressive tax [302]
Tax that takes a larger percentage of
income from low-income groups
than from high-income groups.
Property tax [302]
Tax on the value of the property
owned by a person or business.
Tariff [303]
Import tax on products from other
countries.
Reading
Quiz-A
Sect. 1
Fees
Fines
300
Taxes
National Debt
Ability to pay
Government Bond
Compulsory
Equal Application
Interest
Reading
Quiz- A
Sect. 1
Civics
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Unit IV- The Citizen in Government
Chapter 12- Paying for Government
Homework- Section 1- Raising Money pg. 294-298
What are the ways
Governments raise money?
Why does Government cost so much?
II. Define the following Terms
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
interestnational debtrevenuefeesfinebondPrimary-
What is the Tax System?
What are other ways to pay for
government?
Identify the three principles of taxation and explain why each one
is important.
Principle
Importance
Homework
12.1
Identify the three principles of taxation and explain why each one is important.
Ability to
pay
Equal
Application
Scheduled
Payments
Importance Sets taxes
Applies the
tax at the
same rate
for similar
items.
Ensures
that taxes
are paid on
schedule.
Principle
at
different
rates so
that
citizens can
pay.
Ch. 12.2- Pages 299-303
• In Class ReadingChapter 12.2 We will
use the audio from the
book.
Group Work
• Mr. Whitcher will assign you groups of 2-3.
• You will have 1 min. to answer the
questions on each slide.
• Write down the your collective answers.
• At the end of 5 min. you will be asked to
answer the question as a group.
What are the two main kinds of income
taxes.?
Income Taxes
1. Identify: What is Social Security tax?
2. Make Inferences: Why do you think the
federal government separates Social
Security taxes from other federal income
taxes?
3. Predict: How might congress solve the
problem of acquiring money in a changing
economy?
What are the other types of taxes?
Other Major Taxes
1.Recall: Name two kinds of property on which
property tax is collected?
2.Contrast: How are excise taxes different
from sales taxes?
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Unit IV- The Citizen in Government
Chapter 12- Paying for Government
Homework- Section 2- Types of Taxes pg. 299-303
Types of Income Taxes that People Pay
II. Define the following Terms
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
income taxprogressive taxprofitregressive taxproperty taxtariff-
What are the other major taxes people pay.
On Line Quiz- Ch. 12.2
• Ch. 12.2 On line Quiz