Citizenship (Naturalization) 2.1

From which amendment does the following quote most likely come from?
"All persons born or naturalized... are citizens of the United States."

• First Amendment
• Fifth Amendment
• Tenth Amendment
• Fourteenth Amendment

What are the TWO ways to obtain citizenship?

• Birth and Naturalization
• Birth and Purchase
• Naturalization and Immigration
• Birth and Adoption

All of the following are required to become a naturalized U.S. Citizen except:

• Speak English
• Understand American Principles
• Born in the U.S.A.
• Know U.S. History

This word means, "service not required."

• Naturalization
• Voluntary
• Duty
• Responsibility

This word means, "something you must do."

• Duty
• Responsibility
• Citizenship
• Civic

1. Demonstrate knowledge of American history and principles.
2. Demonstrate the ability to read, speak, and write words in English.
Which title would best fit these two statements? 

• Presidential Nomination Process
• Naturalization Process
• Congressional Nomination Process
• Voter Registration Process

Which of these is NOT a right of a citizen?

• Freedom from cruel and unusual punishment
• Right to trial by jury
• Freedom of speech
• The right to throw a pickle at random people on the street

All of the following would result in American citizenship except one. Which one does not lead to citizenship? 

• Born in the US
• Legally enters the US as a refugee
• One parent is an American
• Successful completion of the naturalization process

Name one right only for United States citizens.

• freedom of religion

• freedom of speech

• vote in a federal election

• attend public school

What do we call the first ten amendments to the Constitution?

• the Declaration of Independence

• the Bill of Rights

• the Articles of Confederation

• the inalienable rights