CE.3a-e SOL Review

CE.3a: Immigration and naturalization in the twentieth century have led to an increasingly _____________ society.

• diverse

• sharp

• mixed

• larger

CE.3a:  A person may gain citizenship in the U.S. by which two of the following ways?

• immigration and naturalization

• naturalization and inauguration

• naturalization and birth

• birth and immigration

CE.3b:  What was the purpose of the 14th Amendment?

• To permit states to decide who could vote in state elections.

• To restrict citizenship requirements

• To extend slave trade for 20 years

• To require states to provide due process of law to its citizens.

CE.3b:  An important goal of the First Amendment regarding religion is to

• establish popular religions

• allow the free exercise of religion

• collect taxes for charity work by churches

• outlaw certain violent religions

CE.3c:  How are the duties of U.S. citizens different from a citizen’s responsibilities?

• responsibilities are required, duties are voluntary

• responsibilities are required based on the person's state

• duties are up to an individual's choice

• duties are required, responsibilities are voluntary

CE.3c:  Which of the following statements completes the list above?

• obey laws

• register to vote

• hold elective office

• respect others

CE.3d:  All of the following are responsibilities of U.S. citizens EXCEPT:

• obey laws

• register and vote

• participate in political campaigns

• hold elective office

CE.3d:  Voting is a(n) __________________.

• necessity

• duty

• obligation

• choice

CE.3e:  In what other area do citizens express concern about the welfare of the community?

• traffic control

• prison control

• animal rights

• education

CE.3e:  What does a democratic society need of all its citizens?

• participation in campaigns

• to pay their taxes

• to donate money to the Red Cross

• active participation