Review of citizenship and formation of government

All U.S. citizens have

• both rights and responsibilities to the country.

• taken a test to become a citizen.

• must register with selective service.

• to know important dates in U.S. history.

To become a citizen through naturalization a person must

• register with the secret service.

• sing the national anthem.

• be at least 18, speak English, pass a civics test, be a resident of the U.S. for 5 years.

• not be a citizen in any other country.

When a person who betrays their country is

• showing allegiance.

• committing treason.

• following the law.

• protected by the Bill of Rights.

The U.S. national anthem is

• Oh Canada.

• Born in the U.S.A.

• The Star Spangled Banner.

• Stars and Stripes.

Americans celebrate Independence Day on

• July 4th

• Cinco de Mayo

• January 1st

• Thanksgiving

In 1776, colonists declared their independence from

• France

• Spanish

• Britain

• Mexico

In 1776, colonists fought for their independence in the

• French and Indian War

• Seven years' war.

• American Revolution.

• war for independence.

The Bill of Rights are rights guaranteed to

• only naturalized citizens

• all citizens of the U.S.

• all people in the U.S.

• all who vote in elections.

Who insisted on adding a Bill of Rights to the constitution?

• Susan B. Anthony

• Anti-Federalist

• Federalists

• James Madison

The constitution replaced a weaker plan of government called the

• Articles of Confederation

• Bill of Rights

• Federalist Papers

• Oath of Allegiance