Citizenship and the First Amendment

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What Amendment defines citizenship in the United States?

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14th

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What is the legal act or process by which a non-citizen of a country may acquire citizenship of a country?

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Naturalization

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Which is not something a person going through naturalization needs to do to become a citizen of the U.S? Options: Be at least 18 years old. Read, speak, and write basic English. Take an Oath of Citizenship. Have lived in the U.S 25 years.

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Have lived in the U.S 25 years.

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Immigration, particularly in which century, has led to an increasingly diverse society in the United States?

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20th

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Which is not one of the five freedoms listed in the First Amendment? Options: Freedom of speech, Freedom of religion, Freedom of politics, Freedom of the press

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Freedom of politics

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A group of people meeting at the state capitol to peacefully protest climate change is an example of:

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Freedom of assembly

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Writing a letter to your congressmen about a new law he has suggested is an example of: Freedom of religion, Freedom of the press, Freedom assembly, Freedom of petition

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Freedom of petition

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The Richmond Times Dispatch publishing an article about a politician who has been arrested is an example of:

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Freedom of the press

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Yelling "fire" in a crowded building illustrates that all freedoms are not:

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absolute

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The government can decide to promote a certain religion over another.

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False