07 Midterm Review

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What does naturalization mean and what are the steps to reach it?

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Going through the process of becoming a citizen, including filling out forms, speaking and writing in English, taking a test, and doing an oath.

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What is the difference between obligations and responsibilities of U.S. citizens?

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Obligations are required by law, responsibilities are things you should do.

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Why are there punishments for breaking the law?

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To keep you and the country safe and to avoid a repeat of offenses

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What is the main role of the jury in a court of law?

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To decide if you are guilty or not guilty of a crime.

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What is lobbying?

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Persuading officials on behalf of interest groups.

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In what ways does the media act as a watchdog of the government?

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It makes us aware of problems in the government.

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In the event of a natural disaster, what government power would the governor of a state use to help the community?

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Send local police, firefighters, and emergency services.

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What is one of the liberties granted by the Magna Carta?

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Entitlement to fair treatment under the law.

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What did the Pilgrims mean by "civil Body Politick" in the Mayflower Compact?

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Creating a government where all citizens agree with laws.

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Which of the following is NOT a reserved power?
Conducting local elections.
Building schools.
Protecting public health.

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Declaring war.