Citizenship Test Review

Which amendment states the ways that a person can become a United States citizen?

• 14th Amendment

• 30th Amendment

• 1st Amendment

• 16th Amendment

Select all the ways a person can become a United States Citizen...

• Being born in the U.S. or U.S. Territory

• Having one or more of your parents born here

• Knowing someone that works for the government

• Completing the SIX STEPS of the naturalization process

A "citizen" is...

• A loyal member of a country

• A legal member of a country

• A loving member of a county

• A longing member of a country

Select all of the following that are freedoms of the first amendment

• Speech

• Religion

• Protest

• Assembly

• Press

You can be Muslim, Christian, Buddhist, Jewish, or believe in ANYTHING ELSE because of the Freedom of _____________

• Rights

• Religion

• Roosters

• Rallies

The news can print this because the first amendment grants us Freedom of the____________

• Printing Press

• Juice Press

• Press

• Bench Press

Which is a Civic Duty?

• Paying Taxes

• Registering To Vote

• Staying informed on current events

• Call your senator when you don't agree on a bill being passed

The Tinker v. Des Moines case happened because students were

• Using their first amendment right to protest the Vietnam War

• Skipping class and disrespecting teachers

• Stealing soap dispensers and showing tik tok

• Posting inappropriate things on Instagram

There are how many steps in the naturalization process?

• 3

• 4

• 5

• 6

Although Civic responsibilities are not required...people do them because...select all that apply

• They want to better their community

• They're bored

• They feel passionately about an issue

• They want to make a change