Citizenship Review

There are many responsibilities of being a U.S. citizen. What are the responsibilities of a U.S. citizen?

• Support & defend the Constitution.

• To vote or hold public office.

• Be an active member of the community.

• All of the above

What duties do U.S. citizens have to carry out?

• Citizens are obligated to serve in the Armed Forces.

• Citizens have to listen to everything that the President says.

• Citizens have to serve in a jury when called upon.

• Citizens have to break every law in under 5 minutes.

What is one requirement in order to become a U.S. citizen?

• Serve on at least five juries.

• Register for the Selective Service.

• Have a Green Card for at least five years.

• Vote in every national election.

How can someone become a U.S. citizen?

• Be born in another country with parents from the same country.

• Be born in the U.S. and have parents from another country.

• Be married to a U.S. citizen.

• Live in the U.S. for 3 years.

An Alien is..

• A creature from space.

• A foreign-born person who lives in the U.S. but doesn't become a citizen.

• A foreign-born person who lives in the U.S. but is a citizen.

• An invasive species.

Law of Blood is..

• A child’s nationality is determined by their birthplace.

• You must form a blood pact with the President of the U.S.

• A child’s nationality is determined by their parents’ nationalities.

• You must follow any laws that are written in blood.

In order to be naturalized, you must:

• Know how to only speak in English and write in Spanish.

• Know the name of every single U.S. president.

• Have good character

• All of the above

Is signing up for Selective Service a requirement?

• Yes, it’s a civic duty.

• Yes, but only if you're male and 18 or over.

• No, it's voluntary.

• No, but only women under 18 can volunteer.

What’s the difference between an immigrant and refugee?

• There is no difference between immigrants and refugees.

• An immigrant stays in the U.S. impermanently while a refugee leaves their country because they’re in danger.

• An immigrant leaves their country because they’re in danger while a refugee leaves their country to live in another permanently.

• An immigrant leaves their country to live in another permanently while a refugee leaves their country because they’re in danger.

Which is considered a citizenship responsibility rather than an obligation?

• Obeying all laws

• Attending civic meetings

• Registering for the Selective Service

• Paying taxes