Citizenship

A display of love for one's own country is best known as

• symbolism

• patriotism

• naturalization

• immunization

A legal process to obtain citizenship in the United States is most commonly referred to as

• immigration

• naturalization

• deportation

• citizenship

____________ is the study of the rights and duties of citizens

• government

• public policy

• civics

Non-citizens living in a nation are known as

• aliens

• immigrants

• illegal citizens

What is dual citizenship?

• the legal process for obtaining citizenship in the United States

• a person who is regarded as a citizen of more than one country

• being born outside of the United States to a parent with US citizenship

(a)   is the most common way that a person losses American citizenship.

If you worked for the United States Border Patrol, who is responsible for detecting and prevent illegal entry of aliens into the United States, who would u work for?

• United States Citizenship and Immigration Services

• United States Centre for Immunization Service

• United States Centre for Naturalization Systems

• United States Citizenship of Immunization Systems

A person may become a citizen of the United States by all of the following EXCEPT:

• through naturalization

• by being born to a foreign diplomat working inside the United States

• by being born on American territory outside the United States

• by being born in the United States

What political rights to legal aliens in the United States not have?

• none, they have all the same rights of citizens

• they are not able to hold jobs for longer than 5 years

• they cannot vote in elections or run for office

• they must hold identifications cards at all times

What is deportation?

• to travel to another country

• to move and live permanently in another country

• to be sent back to one's home country