Citizenship CE 3

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What are the two ways to become a citizen? Options: Take a Test, Naturalization & Birth, Apply & Pay, Petition & Assembly

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Naturalization & Birth

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What is the process to become an American citizen if you were NOT born in the U.S.? Options: Ratification, Constitution, Immigration, Naturalization

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Naturalization

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A person with certain rights and duties under a government and who owes allegiance to that government is called-

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a citizen

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Which constitutional amendment defines citizenship? Options: 1st Amendment, 14th Amendment, 19th Amendment, 27th Amendment

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14th Amendment

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Which constitutional amendment guarantees freedom of petition, assembly, religion, the press and speech?

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1st Amendment

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All of the following are things you must demonstrate in the Naturalization process EXCEPT- U.S. History, U.S. Principles, U.S. Loyalty, read, write, & speak English

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U.S. Loyalty

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Things all citizens MUST do are- rights, duties, responsibilities, chores

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duties

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Things citizens should do.  They do by choice or voluntarily.

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Responsibilities

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Which of the following is NOT a civic duty? Obey laws, Pay Taxes, Jury Duty, Register & Vote

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Register & Vote

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What happens if citizens do not fulfill their civic duties?

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face legal consequences