Citizenship (Naturalization) 2.1

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From which amendment does the following quote most likely come from?
"All persons born or naturalized... are citizens of the United States."

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Fourteenth Amendment

Front

What are the TWO ways to obtain citizenship? Options: Birth and Naturalization, Birth and Purchase, Naturalization and Immigration, Birth and Adoption

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Birth and Naturalization

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All of the following are required to become a naturalized U.S. Citizen except: Speak English, Understand American Principles, Know U.S. History

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Born in the U.S.A.

Front

This word means, "service not required."

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Voluntary

Front

This word means, "something you must do."

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Duty

Front

Which title would best fit the following statements: 1. Demonstrate knowledge of American history and principles.
2. Demonstrate the ability to read, speak, and write words in English.

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Naturalization Process

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Which of these is NOT a right of a citizen? Options: Freedom from cruel and unusual punishment, Right to trial by jury, Freedom of speech, The right to throw a pickle at random people on the street

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The right to throw a pickle at random people on the street

Front

All of the following would result in American citizenship except one. Which one does not lead to citizenship? Born in the US, Legally enters the US as a refugee, One parent is an American, Successful completion of the naturalization process

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Legally enters the US as a refugee

Front

Name one right only for United States citizens.

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vote in a federal election

Front

What do we call the first ten amendments to the Constitution?

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the Bill of Rights