Civics Unit 3 Lesson 1

What is the primary focus of centrism in political ideology?

• Advocating for extreme political views

• Balancing between left and right political ideologies

• Promoting authoritarian governance

• Supporting radical change

Which term describes a person who has been granted the right to live permanently in the United States but is not a citizen?

• Undocumented immigrant

• Naturalized citizen

• Lawful permanent resident

• Resident alien

What is the process called when a foreign national becomes a citizen of a country?

• Immigration

• Naturalization

• Emigration

• Deportation

Which ideology emphasizes the importance of individual liberty and minimal government intervention in personal and economic matters?

• Conservatism

• Liberalism

• Libertarianism

• Democratic socialism

What were the Jim Crow laws primarily designed to enforce?

• Economic equality

• Racial segregation

• Gender equality

• Environmental protection

Which of the following is a key characteristic of democratic socialism?

• Complete government control of all industries

• Emphasis on free-market capitalism

• Social ownership and democratic control of the means of production

• Abolition of all forms of government

What is the primary goal of environmentalism?

• Promoting industrial growth

• Reducing government regulations

• Protecting the natural environment

• Increasing urban development

Which term refers to the shared values, beliefs, and norms that influence political behavior in a society?

• Social capital

• Political culture

• Ideology

• Citizenship

What is the significance of a green card in the United States?

• It grants temporary visitor status

• It allows for permanent residency

• It is a work permit for non-citizens

• It is a student visa

Which concept refers to the networks and relationships that facilitate collective action in a community?

• Civil society

• Social capital

• Ideology

• Conservatism