Unit 1 Review: Citizenship

The 14th amendment was passed after the Civil War and defines the pathways to _____________.

• Civic Engagement

• Citizenship

• Residency

• Nuetrality

New citizens pledge their loyalty to the United States at the Naturalization Ceremony. This is known as taking the Oath of ____________.

• Bravery

• Commitment

• Allegiance

• Patriatism

The Bill of Rights contain the first ____ amendments to the U.S. Constitution.

• 5

• 50

• 20

• 10

Saul was born in Japan. His parents are U.S. citizens. Saul is a U.S. citizen due to ________.

• Law of Blood

• Law of Soil

• Naturalization

• Japan/US Agreement

Having tolerance or respect for the differences of others is an example of a ______________ of citizenship.

• Reward

• Obligation

• Responsibility

• Right

Raul was born in Costa Rica. His parents were NOT U.S. citizens at birth. Raul could become a citizen through __________________.

• Law of Blood

• Naturalization Process

• Law of Soil

• U.S. Citizenship Accords

Jaida is a Haitian citizen but goes to the United States for school at the University of Florida. What term would best describe Jaida.

• Resident Alien

• Citizen

• Yellow-Card Holder

• Orange-Card Holder

Volunteering or donating to a local food shelter is an example of contributing to the ________________ of the community.

• History

• Economic Security

• Military Defense

• Common Good

Anyone born or naturalized in the United States is a _____________.

• U.S. Citizen

• Resident Alien

• Lawful Permanent Resident

• Tourist

If you receive this in the mail. What obligation of citizenship are you likely having to perform?

• Defend the Nation

• Pay Taxes

• Obey The Law

• Jury Duty