Constitution Test (Review)

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What is the primary purpose of the naturalization process in the United States?

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To enable immigrants to become U.S. citizens

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Which of the following actions demonstrates the civic responsibility of “being informed?”
Paying taxes on time, Watching news about local government policies, Obeying traffic laws, Serving in the military during wartime

Back

Watching news about local government policies

Front

According to the law of soil, which of the following qualifies a person as a natural-born citizen?
Options:
Swearing the Oath of Allegiance,
Passing the citizenship test,
Being born on a U.S. military base,
Being born to parents who are U.S. citizens

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Being born on a U.S. military base

Front

Why is jury duty considered a civic obligation rather than a civic responsibility?

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It is legally required of all citizens

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Which of these activities most clearly reflects the concept of “helping your community?”
Options: Signing up for selective service, Volunteering to clean up a local park, Reporting for jury duty, Attending public school

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Volunteering to clean up a local park

Front

Why did the Framers make the amendment process difficult?

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To prevent the Constitution from being amended too quickly or easily

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What happens if a state law conflicts with a federal law?

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The federal law is the "supreme law of the land" and overrides the state law.

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Jasmine can't afford a lawyer, what happens according to the Sixth Amendment?

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A lawyer will be provided for them

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Which statement best describes what the ratification of the 13th Amendment did? Options: It banned slavery in all parts of the United States, It freed enslaved people in the Confederate States, It stopped slavery from spreading to new states and territories, It protected enslaved people from being sold in the United States

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It banned slavery in all parts of the United States

Front

Which statement best describes what the ratification of the 13th Amendment did? Options: It banned slavery in all parts of the United States, It freed enslaved people in the Confederate States, It stopped slavery from spreading to new states and territories, It protected enslaved people from being sold in the United States

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It banned slavery in all parts of the United States