Citizenship and the 1st Amendment

What are the two ways a person can become a citizen?

• Immigration

• Birth

• Naturalization

• Diverse

• Paying Taxes

Which amendment defines citizenship?

• 1st Amendment
• 14th Amendment
• 19th Amendment
• 33rd Amendment

Select 3 requirements to become a US citizen:

• resident for 3-5 years

• take an oath of allegiance

• know advanced english

• obey the law and have good moral character

Which of the following is something a person must do in order to become a naturalized citizen?

• Have a job

• Pass a physical exam

• Know at least 25 Americans

• Pass a civics and history exam

The process by which an immigrant can become a citizen is called

• Citizenship

• Emmigration

• Immigration

• Naturalization

What are the five freedoms found in the first amendment?

• Assembly, Press, Petition, Expression, Protest
• Press, Petition, Religion, Assembly, Protest
• Protest, Religion, Press, Suffrage, Petition
• Religion, Press, Assembly, Petition, Speech

Which first amendment freedom is being demonstrated in this picture?

• Assembly
• Press
• Suffrage
• Religion

Please choose all of the following that are part of your 1st Amendment Rights.

• Freedom of Petition

• Freedom of Property

• Freedom of Assembly

• Freedom of Religion

• Freedom of Choice

An important goal of the First Amendment regarding religion is to

• Establish popular religions

• Allow the free exercise of religion

• Collect taxes for charity work by churches

• Outlaw certain violent religions

Freedom of the press allows us to do all of the following EXCEPT

• Criticize the government

• Print lies about a person

• Gather and publish information

• Write something others find offensive