Citizenship 2022

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Identify an economic right of all citizens in the United States.

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to choose one's work

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Responsibilities of All Citizens: • Obey laws • Pay taxes • _____________ Which of the following could be added to the space above? Join a political party, Hold political office, Serve in the army, Serve on a jury

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Serve on a jury

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Which statement best describes how U.S. citizens can help preserve American constitutional democracy? Options: by fulfilling their civic responsibilities like voting and paying taxes, by contributing to the economy by working and purchasing U.S. goods, by distinguishing between representative democracy and other governments, by studying the history of the Constitution and democracy in the U.S.

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by fulfilling their civic responsibilities like voting and paying taxes

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Which of the following is a required duty of a good citizen in a democracy today? volunteering, voting, being educated and informed, obeying the law

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obeying the law

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How does a civic responsibility such as voting benefit citizens?

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Voting gives citizens a chance to impact public policy.

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Participation in the democratic process is an important part of each individual's

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civic responsibility.

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Which best describes a benefit of serving on a jury?

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playing an important role in serving justice

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Identify a situation that represents citizenship that helps improve American constitutional democracy.

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A person persuades a city council to reconsider its stance on a city curfew.

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What is the third way to become a citizen? The word "citizen" means someone who is a member of a country or community with its duties, rights, and privileges. Therefore, a U.S. citizen is a member of the United States. There are three possible ways to become a U.S. citizen. 1.Be born on U.S. soil 2.Have parents who are U.S. citizens 3.__________

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Become naturalized

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Which person is an example of someone who could be a non-citizen? Options: someone born outside the U.S. to parents who are citizens, someone born in the U.S. to parents who are citizens, someone who applies for and passes a citizenship test, someone who immigrated to the U.S. from another country

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someone who immigrated to the U.S. from another country