Quarter 1 Benchmark Review

What are the TWO ways that an individual can become a citizen of the United States?

• Birth

• Taking the Oath of Civic Duty

• Military Service

• Naturalization

What is the difference between a civic duty and a responsibility?

• duty-voluntary choice

  responsibility-required

• duty-required

  responsibility-voluntary choice

• None of the above

What are the ways to register to vote in Virginia? (select 3)

• By mail

• Phone

• Online

• In person at registrar's office

Match the following about the Electoral College

• 538

• The number of electors needed to win

• 13

• The number of Virginia's electors

• 270

• The total number of Electors

What the THREE requirements to vote in Virginia?

• Be 18 years old

• Be US Citizen

• Own Land

• Graduate High School

• Be a resident of the state

What is the Supreme Law of the land?

• Bill of Rights

• United States Constitution

• Magna Carta

• Articles of Confederation

Which First Amendment Freedom gives Citizens the ability to write the government with any concerns or issues they have?

• Speech

• Petition

• Religion

• Press

Which First Amendment Freedom allows U.S. Citizens to publish their opinions and ideas in writing?

• Speech

• Petition

• Religion

• Press

Which First Amendment Freedom prevents Congress from declaring a national religion or favoring one religion over the other?

• Speech

• Petition

• Religion

• Press

Which First Amendment Freedom gives U.S. citizens the ability to say what they please whenever they please, as long as it does not directly threaten another person and their rights?

• Assembly

• Speech

• Petition

• Press