Citizenship - Non-Fiction

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What do voters decide on where they live?

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Voters decide on issues that can become state or local laws.

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What is an 'oath'?

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An oath is a promise made in public.

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Why do people go to court?

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People go to court for many reasons, including having broken the law or being asked to be on a jury.

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What is one topic covered in the naturalization test?

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One topic covered in the naturalization test is how laws are made.

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What is the consequence of breaking the law?

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It is a crime to break the law.

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What is citizenship?

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Citizenship is the status of being a member of a country, with rights and responsibilities.

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What is a law?

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A law is a rule made by a government that citizens must follow.

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What is the role of a jury?

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A jury is a group of people who listen to evidence in a court case and make a decision.

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What is naturalization?

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Naturalization is the process by which a non-citizen becomes a citizen of a country.

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What rights do citizens have?

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Citizens have rights such as the right to vote, freedom of speech, and the right to a fair trial.