Citizenship Review

What are the two main ways to be a US citizen by birth?

• -Have turkey every morning

  -Watch the news every day

• -Born in the United States

  -Have parents who are citizens of the United States

• -Support this country

  -Vote in the elections

• -Support the president's ideas or plans

  -Build a wall

What are 3 requirements for naturalization?

• -Be a male

  -Have a house

  -Have at least 1 car

• -20 years old or younger

  -Been a temporary resident of the US for 8 years exact

  -Have terrible character

• -Be exactly 47 years old

  -Be a resident for exactly 5 years

  -Have a criminal record

• -18 years old or older

  -Been a perminate resident of the US for 5 or more years

  -Have good character

What are three groups given citizenship after 1860?

• -Korean

  -Russians

  -Mexicans

• -Asians

  -African people

  -Native people

• -Asians

  -African Americans

  -Native American

• -Italian

  -French

  -Americans

What group always had the right to vote?

• White males who own property

• Black males who own property

• White females who own property

• Black females who own property

When were African Americans given the right to vote?

• 2019

• They were never given the right to vote

• 1956

• 1870

When were Women given the right to vote?

• 2018

• 1920

• 1728

• They were never given the right to vote

When were Native Americans given the right to vote?

• 2016

• They were never given the right to vote

• 1947

• 1984

What are three rights only for US citizens?

• -Right to become a important person

  -Right to have a job

  -Right to be the head of Mcdonalds

• -Right to vote in judicial elections

  -Right to run for owner of burger king

  -Be a police

• -Right to vote

  -Right to be in court

  -Right to be in school

• -Right to vote in federal elections

  -Right to be on a jury

  -Right to run for federal political office

What are three rights for ALL US residents?

• -Freedom of expression

  -Freedom to assemble peacefully

  -Freedom to worship

• -Freedom of eating

  -Freedom to assemble peacefully

  -Freedom to responsibility

• -Freedom of expression

  -Freedom to assemble food courts

  -Freedom to worship

• -Freedom of competition

  -Freedom to do anything

  -Freedom to live

What must everybody in the US do?

• Make the laws

• Obey the laws

• Disobey the laws