Citizenship 3a-b

Which amendment gives us the definition for citizenship?

• 1st

• 2nd

• 5th

• 14th

_____________ and _____________ have led to an increasingly diverse society in America.

• birth and naturalization

• naturalization and immigration

• immigration and due process

• naturalization and due process

What are the 5 freedoms guaranteed by the first amendment?

• speech, due process, assembly, prayer, and petition

• speech, petition, participation, rights, and due process

• speech, assembly, petition, press, and religion

• speech, assembly, due process, press, and petition

What are the two ways a person can be citizen of the US?

• birth and naturalization

• birth and due process

• due process and naturalization

• naturalization and immigration

What is due process?

• a way to become a US citizen

• the movement of people from one country to another

• the protection from unfair government laws and actions

• an individual who performs duties and responsibilities under a government

Which is an example of the freedom of SPEECH?

• Billy published information in his newspaper that criticizes the American government

• Susan wants have people sign a petition to create a new law

• Derek goes to church every Sunday

• George wears an armband that says "support the troops"

Which is an example of freedom of ASSEMBLY?

• Carly signs a petition for a new park in her neighborhood

• People come together to peacefully protest a new law

• Students create a school newspaper

• Harold writes a new law

Which amendment gives you due process for the federal level?

• 5th

• 14th

• 1st

• 2nd

Which amendment to the US Constitution gives us protection from unfair government action on the state and local levels?

• 1st

• 2nd

• 5th

• 14th

How old must an applicant be to participate in the naturalization process?

• at least 15 years old

• at least 18 years old

• at least 21 years old

• at least 25 years old