SS.7.C.2.1

I was born in the Philippines, but I've been living in the U.S. as a permanent resident for 6 years. I'm 28 years old. Are they already citizen, eligible for naturalization, or must wait to apply?

• Already a citizen

• Eligible for naturalization

• Must wait to apply

I’m 20 years old, and I was born in Korea. My parents are both U.S. citizens. Are they already a citizen, eligible for naturalization, or must wait to apply?

• Already a citizen

• Eligible for naturalization

• Must wait to apply

I’m 34 years old. My mother and father are citizens of Russia. I have been a permanent resident in the U.S. for 3 years. Are they already a citizen, eligible for naturalization, or must wait to apply?

• Already a citizen

• Eligible for naturalization

• Must wait to apply

I’m only 17 years old, but I just got to spend a year living in Paris! I was born in Helena, Montana. Are they already a citizen, eligible for naturalization, or must wait to apply?

• Already a citizen

• Eligible for naturalization

• Must wait to apply

Male U.S. citizens age 18 - 26 must register with...

• the Selective Service

• the county voter registry

• the FAFSA application

People who weren’t born U.S. citizens can still obtain citizenship through a process called...

• Citizenshipzation

• Naturalization

• Naturalistic citizenship

• Law of Soil

Someone who has betrayed his or her country might be convicted of...

• Allegiance

• Treason

• Selective service

• Larceny

. You can find a list of rights guaranteed to all U.S. residents in the Bill of Rights, which is...

• The Declaration of Independence

• The first 10 Amendments to the Constitution

• In the Mayflower Compact

• The Declaration of Rights of Man

The final step of becoming a naturalized U.S. citizen is taking the...

• Oath of Allegiance

• Interview

• Role of resident mentor

• Citizenship test

Angie has been living in London, England for 10 years. Both of her parents were U.S. citizens when she was born. Even though Angie lives in London, why is she considered a U.S. citizen at birth?

• Citizen due to law of blood

• Citizen due to law of soil

• Not eligible for naturalization yet

• Eligible for naturalization