Citizenship

How can someone become a citizen of the United States? Choose three.

• They are born in the United States.

• They can never become a United States citizen.

• They go through the neutralization process.

• At least one of their parents is a United States citizen.

• They pay money to become a United States citizen.

Which is not a qualification for becoming a naturalized United States citizen?

• Applicants must be at least 18 years old.

• Applicants must live as a permanent resident of the United States.

• Applicants must serve in a branch of the military.

• Applicants must have good character and speak English.

• Applicants must pass a civics test and an interview.

What are the rights of individuals to receive equal treatment and to be free from unfair treatment or discrimination?

• Bill of Rights

• Constitution

• Civil Rights

• Amendments

What does segregation mean?

• The practice of separating people based on race during daily life.

• The practice of bringing different races to work and live together in daily life.

• The practice of creating laws for citizens to follow.

• The practice of separating people based on income.

What does desegregation mean?

• The practice of separating people based on race during daily life.

• The practice of bringing different races to work and live together in daily life.

• The practice of creating laws for citizens to follow.

• The practice of separating people based on income.

What was the purpose of the 14th Amendment? Choose two.

• It gave women the right to vote.

• It protects citizen's right of freedom of speech.

• It defined who is a United States citizens.

• It changed the voting age from 21 to 18 years old.

• It protects citizens from their rights being taken away from the government.

What was the purpose of Brown vs. the Board of Education?

• It segregated water fountains.

• It made school free for all children.

• It segregated public transportation.

• It ended segregation in schools.

What was the purpose of Plessy vs. Ferguson?

• It wanted to prove that slavery was illegal.

• It wanted to find out if segregation was legal.

• It wanted to segregate school.

• It wanted to make African Americans citizens.

Which is an example of a Jim Crow law?

• literacy tests at polls

• voting in federal elections

• protesting unfair laws

• desegregation of schools

Which are examples of peaceful protests? Choose three.

• Lunch Counter Sit-Ins

• Montgomery Bus Boycott

• March on Washing for Jobs and Freedom

• Plessy vs. Ferguson

• Brown vs. Board of Education