Civic Life Mid-Unit Quiz

name of the survey the US uses to collect info on everyone living in the United States, conducted every 10 years

• demographics

• the census

• civic participation

• taxes

belonging to a community that is loyal to a government and subject to it's laws, and in turn receiving rights, privileges, and protections from that government

• demographics

• identity

• lawful resident

• citizenship

the qualities and beliefs that make a person or group different from others

• identity

• demographics

• civic life

• religion

someone born in the US, D.C., Puerto Rico, or on an overseas military base is a:

• person who is undocumented

• natural born citizen

• naturalized citizen

• legal permanent resident

working together to make a difference in the civic life of one's community

• civic participation

• voting

• demographics

• getting a job

Henry was born in Hong Kong, and came to live with his cousin in California to attend college in the US. He came on a student visa. 6 years later, he decided to take a civics test, pay a fee, and became a US citizen. He is known as a:

• natural born citizen

• naturalized citizen

• legal permanent resident

• green card holder

Jamie is a citizen of France, and is a biomedical researcher. A company in the US hired her to come work at their laboratory for 1 year and sponsored her work visa. She is a:

• tourist

• US citizen

• person who is undocumented

• legal resident

Yuri is a Japanese citizen who came to the US on a student visa for college, and has dropped out of school. Her student visa expired two years ago, and she's still living with a roommate in Seattle, Washington. She is now a:

• naturalized citizen

• legal resident

• person who is undocumented

• temporary citizen

the public life of a citizen concerned with the affairs of the community and the nation

• civic participation

• identity

• civic life

• demographics

These charts are an example of

• identity

• racial profiling

• the census

• demographic data