Civics and Government Worksheets
Free civics and government worksheets with answer key. No login or account needed. Learn how our government works, from the three branches to rights and responsibilities. A grading column and quick grade scale make grading a breeze. Great for teachers or for homeschool.
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Explain what a rule is and what a law is Tell how rules and laws keep people safe Connect a rule to the reason for it
Explain what a vote is Tell how the choice with the most votes wins Describe how grown-ups vote for leaders with a ballot
Describe the steps of an election in order Explain what candidates and campaigns are Tell how the winner of an election is decided
Name the three levels of government Match each level with its leader Tell which level takes care of everyday services like parks, licenses, and money
Explain what a mayor does Describe how the mayor and city council work together Tell what a city spends its money on
Describe the main duties of the President Name the rules for who can be President Explain how long a President can serve
Name the three branches of the United States government Explain what each branch does Describe how checks and balances keep one branch from having too much power
Put the steps of how a bill becomes a law in order Explain the jobs of a committee, the House, the Senate, and the President Describe what can happen after a veto
Explain that a right is a freedom the law protects for every citizen Explain that a responsibility is a duty a good citizen should carry out Sort examples from school and the community into rights and responsibilities
Explain what the Constitution is and why it was written Tell what the words We the People show Explain what an amendment is
Explain why the Bill of Rights was added to the Constitution Name freedoms protected by the First Amendment Describe rights the Bill of Rights gives people accused of crimes
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