Chapter 3 Sections 1, 2, 3, 4

In order to become an American citizen, an immigrant must study all of the following subjects EXCEPT —

• science
• United States Government
• English
• United States History

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

• Presidential Nomination Process
• Naturalization Process
• Congressional Nomination Process
• Voter Registration Process

Carlos was naturalized in 2009. This means that he —

• was born in the United States
• was denied the right to vote
• was granted the rights of United States citizenship
• was asked to leave the United States

Obeying the law, paying taxes, and serving in court are examples of a citizen's —

• duties
• liberties
• responsibilities
• individual rights

This picture of a juror's name tag illustrates what duty of citizens?

• Attending school
• Obeying the law
• Paying taxes
• Serving in court

Things citizens are required to do in order to not face legal consequences are called —

• liberties
• duties
• individual rights
• responsibilities

Which American civic action is a duty rather than a responsibility?

• Jury service
• Voting in elections
• Volunteering
• Supporting a political party

Why does the law require certain citizens to register for selective service when they turn 18 years old?

• The government needs a list of potential soldiers.
• People must submit their names to become future jurors.
• The Department of Motor Vehicles must identify legal drivers.
• Residents of each state need to register to vote.

In order for the government to provide basic services, its citizens must —

• serve in the military
• pay taxes
• serve on a jury
• obey laws

Which of the following best represents a civic responsibility? 

• Registering for the draft
• Participating in government
• Serving on a jury
• Paying income taxes