Unit 1 Citizenship Review 2020

Where in the U.S. Constitution can the definition of citizenship be found?

• 14th Amendment

• 4th Amendment

• 40th Amendment

• It is not in the Constitution.

By what "rule" is a person who is born in any U.S. state a natural born citizen?

• allegiance

• law of blood

• naturalization

• law of soil

Law of blood means a person is a natural born citizen if...

• at least ONE parent is a citizen.

• a grandparent is a citizen.

• BOTH parents are citizens.

• a person is born in the U.S.

During the naturalization process, an immigrant has to take which kind a test?

• spelling test

• math test

• U.S. history/civics test

• driving test

The FINAL step in the naturalization process is to ...

• fill out an application for citizenship.

• pledge the Oath of Allegiance.

• get a driver's license.

• learn a little bit of English.

An obligation or duty is an action a citizen...

• can or should do to help the community.

• MUST do by law.

The WELFARE of people in our community and country refers to ...

• the ability to move around on the roads.

• the places people can go to shop.

• the programs run by the government.

• their health, happiness, and opportunity.

Jury duty is an obligation because it ensures a citizen will...

• be found guilty of a crime.

• be given a fair trial.

• lose their life, liberty, and property.

• have complete trust in the government.

The Selective Service is an obligation for ...

• men between the ages of 18-25.

• women older than 18.

• all middle schoolers.

• citizens who have graduation from high school.

How does voting fulfill a responsibility of citizenship?

• It is a useless waste of time.

• It shows active involvement in the welfare of the community.

• It shows who you want to win an election.

• It helps people who want to run for office (in the government.)