Unit 1-Citizenship Review

What does the 14th amendment define?

• Who can be president

• How much Congress gets paid

• Citizenship

• The Naturalization Process

Which is a requirement for a person to become a naturalized citizen?

• Marrying a US Citizen and having a child with that person.

• Being a legal permanent resident for at least five years.

• Gaining employment in the United States for at least five years.

• Reaching age 18 while living in Washington, DC.

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

What right do only citizens have?

• Attending public schools.

• Owning property.

• Holding a job.

• Voting.

A citizen received a jury summons notification in the mail requesting their presence on January 9th at the Orange County Courthouse.

What civic responsibility does this notification represent?

• A. Getting a driver's license

• B. Appearing for jury duty

• C. Paying income tax

• D. Registering to vote

Who of the following is a U.S. Citizen?

• Mike was born in Canada and has been working in the U.S. the past 3 years
• Cecilia is seventeen and is going to high school in Los Angeles
• Josh was born in Spain to two U. S. citizens
• Julie moved to the United States when she was three years old. She moved back to Mexico when she was 12.

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

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

• can or should do to help the community.

• MUST do by law.

Is respecting peoples individual rights, beliefs, and opinions a right or responsibility?

• right
• responsibility