Citizen

Name/Title

Citizen

Description

8 Pointed Star

Context

Requirements, from 1920 "Scouting for Girls" THE CITIZEN*** SYMBOL- EIGHT-POINTED STAR 1. Name five things on which the comfort and welfare of your home depends, which are controlled by your government. 2. What can you do to improve the government of your community? 3. What are the principal qualifications of a voter in your state? 4. What is meant by a secret ballot? When you vote how can any- one tell for Who is a whom you voted? 5. Who is a citizen? Are all voters citizens? How can a person not born in the United States become a citizen? 6. Tell the duties of the principal officers in your native village or city; also of your country, such as mayor, sheriff, etc. 7. What officer in your community would you go to for help in case of helpless man without money or friends, a person with scarlet fever, a child who is not in school, a break in the water main in the street? 8. What are the duties of the governor of your state? 9. Who makes the laws in your state? How would you go to work get a new law passed? 10. What are the duties of the President and of each of his cabinet? 11. Describe how Congress is composed... How are your representatives in Congress chosen? 12. How do laws made by Congress differ from laws made by your state ? 13. What political party would you choose to belong to and why would you choose it? REFERENCES: “The Woman Movement in America,” McClurg and Co., Chicago. “The Woman Voter’s Manual,” Forman and Shuler, Century Co., “Democracy in Reconstruction,” Houghton Mifflin, 1919. Cleve- land and Schafer. “History of Politics,” Edward Jenks, Macmillan Co. Bros. “The Subjection of Women,” John Stuart Mill, Frederick Stokes. “Your Vote and How to Use It,” Mrs. Raymond Brown, Harper “The Story of a Pioneer,” Anna Howard Shaw. “American Commonwealth,” James Bryce. “Promised Land,” Mary Antin, Houghton Mifflin. “Land of Fair Play,” Geoffrey Parsons, Scribner. “Making of an American,” J. A. Riis, Macmillan. “Peace and Patriotism,” E. S. Smith, Lothrop, Lee and Shepard.

Category

Badge

Clothing/Dress/Costume Details

Article of Clothing/Dress/Costume

Badge

Textile Details

Fabric

Standard Khaki

Color

Khaki with Black and White Embroidery

Sewing Stitch Type

Embroidered

Made/Created

Time Period

1920-1927

Other Names and Numbers

Other Numbers

Number Type

Girl Scout Collector's Guide

Other Number

K-9

Dimensions

Height

2 in

Width

2 in

Diameter

1-1/4 in