Civics Unit 1 Review

Members of a community who owe loyalty to a government, and are entitled to the protection of that government.

• Citizen
• Tribal Sovereignty
• Democratic Governments
• Values of US culture

The study of the duties and rights of citizens.

• Civics
• Citizen
• Direct Democracy
• Resident Alien

The idea that government ultimately gets its power from the people.

• Popular Sovereignty
• Civics
• Representative Democracy
• Nonresident Alien

This institution serves as the ruling authority for its people.

• Government
• Popular Sovereignty
• Constitutional Monarchy
• Undocumented Alien

This legal process grants a person not born in a country the rights and privileges of a natural-born citizen.

• Naturalization
• Government
• Absolute Monarchy
• Tribal Sovereignty

A person who was forced out of their country because of persecution, natural disaster, or escape war.

• Refugee
• Naturalization
• Totalitarian Dictatorship
• Citizen

Prove you can read, write and speak English; demonstrate knowledge of United States Civics/History through a test; legally live in the U.S. for five years.

• Naturalization Requirements
• Refugee
• Oligarchy
• Civics

A purpose of government which includes passing laws to deter crime and establishing courts.

• Keep Order
• Naturalization Requirements
• Authoritarian Governments
• Popular Sovereignty

A purpose of government which includes preventing crime with a police force and protecting citizens from a foreign attack with a military.

• Provide Security
• Keep Order
• Representative Government
• Government

A purpose of government which includes setting up public services like libraries, schools, hospitals, parks, utilities and roads.

• Provide Services
• Provide Security
• Rights of citizens
• Naturalization