1.2/1.3 Lesson Check

Aliens, or people in the United States who are citizens of another country, cannot vote or hold public office.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Many Africans came to America to work in factories.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Undocumented workers are often paid much more than minimum wage.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Refugees, or people trying to escape danger in their home countries, are not subject to the same immigration limitations as other immigrants.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The United States is made up primarily of the descendants of immigrants.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The first part of the naturalization process is entering the United States legally.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Naturalized citizens may run for the office of president.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Many scientists believe that the first people to settle in North America came from Asia.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The United States has never had a quota for how many immigrants are allowed into the country.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Children born in the United States to foreign-born parents are not United States citizens.

• TRUE

• FALSE