3a First Review

What is a citizen according to the SOLs?

• A person with rights and duties under a government

• A person who travels frequently

• A person who owns property

• A person who is a government official

What is an example of a right that a citizen has?

• Freedom of speech

• Owning a business

• Traveling abroad

• Owning a car

What is an example of a duty that a citizen has?

• Paying taxes

• Owning a pet

• Traveling to other countries

• Buying a house

What is required to be a natural born citizen of the United States?

• Being born in America

• Owning property in America

• Having American parents

• Living in America for 10 years

How long must a person be a resident of the United States to apply for naturalization?

• 3-5 years

• 1 year

• 10 years

• 6 months

What is the purpose of the Oath of Allegiance in the naturalization process?

• To pledge loyalty to the United States

• To receive a passport

• To register to vote

• To apply for a job

What does the Fourteenth Amendment state about citizenship?

• All persons born or naturalized in the U.S. are citizens

• Only natural born citizens can vote

• Citizenship is granted only by birth

• Citizenship can be revoked at any time

What has immigration and naturalization led to in the United States?

• A diverse society

• A decrease in population

• A single culture

• A decline in traditions

What is one way citizenship can be acquired?

• By birth

• By purchasing property

• By traveling

• By employment

What are the two ways someone can become an American citizen?

• By birth or naturalization

• By marriage or employment

• By investment or sponsorship

• By education or travel