Citizenship; 1st Amendment; Duties; Community Service; Traits

Immigrants who have been naturalized have the same rights as any other U.S. Citizens.

• True

• False

A person who was not born in the United States cannot vote, even if he/she becomes a naturalized citizen.

• True

• False

What are the two ways in which people are able to become citizens of the United States?

• Birth and Assylum

• Naturalization and Assylum

• Birth and Naturalization

• Birth and Migration

Which of the following is NOT a requirement for becoming a naturalized citizen of the United States?

• Being able to read, write and speak basic English.

• Being of good moral character and be loyal to the United States

• Being able to pass a naturalization test, and taking the oath of allegiance.

• Being a legal resident of the United States for at leat 1 to 3 years.

Which of the following is the most common form of citizenship in the United States?

• Assylum

• Birth

• Marriage

• Naturalization

Which of the following statements does the First Amendment guarantee?

• You may meet with other people.

• You may have a speedy trial.

• You may vote in elections.

• You may own firearms.

The idea that newspapers have a right to criticize the government is known as freedom of —

• the press

• speech

• the economy

• assembly

"You can attend the churh of your choice" is an example of which of the following First Amendment Freedoms?

• Press

• Speech

• Religion

• Petition

The 'Right to Petition' would best be expressed in which of the following statements?

• No state can take away your constitutional rights.

• Congress has the power to collect income taxes.

• You can criticize the government

• You can write to your congressperson.

Demonstrations, protests, meetings, rallies, civil disobedience or direct action campaigns, and provided that they are non-violent are all examples of the right to---

• Assemble

• Due process protection

• Petition

• Speech