Citizenship and the Constitution

people who live in the U.S. whose parents are not citizens and finally become citizens

• interest groups

• political action committees

• draft

• deport

• naturalized citizens

groups of people who share a common interest that motivates them to take political action

• interest groups

• political action committees

• draft

• deport

• naturalized citizens

return to an immigrant's country of origin

• interest groups

• political action committees

• draft

• deport

• naturalized citizens

groups that collect money for candidates who support certain issues

• interest groups

• political action committees

• draft

• deport

• naturalized citizens

required military service

• interest groups

• political action committees

• draft

• deport

• naturalized citizens

Many people help with donations to ______

• interest groups

• political action committees

• draft

• deport

• naturalized citizens

Men 18 years or older must register with selective service in case of a _____

• interest groups

• political action committees

• draft

• deport

• naturalized citizens

The government can ____ immigrants who break the law.

• interest groups

• political action committees

• draft

• deport

• naturalized citizens

________ of the U.S. may become full citizens.

• interest groups

• political action committees

• draft

• deport

• naturalized citizens

Which one is not something immigrants need to do when becoming naturalized citizens?

• be financially responsible

• pass the Constitution test

• be lawabiding and support the U.S. Constitution

• show basic knowledge of history and government

• demonstrate knowledge of written and spoken English