Immigration Final Review

What group of people have lived in North America longest?

• Mexicans

• Europeans

• Native Americans

Why were the Chinese pulled to the United States?

• The possibility of finding gold in the California mountains.

• The idea of having better farmland.

• The potential to have more job opportunities.

What do we celebrate on July 4th in the United States?

• The spread of the Native Americans into North and South America.

• The United States independence' from Great Britain.

• The Pilgrims coming to North America.

What is a naturalized citizen?

• Someone who automatically has citizenship in the country they were born in.

• Someone who was born in another country is given full citizenship and has all rights that other citizens have.

• Someone who flees their home country when there is danger.

How old you have to be to become a naturalized citizen?

• 16 years old

• 21 years old

• 18 years old

How long do you have to live in the United States before you can become a naturalized citizen?

• 5 years

• 3 years

• 1 year

How do you show your knowledge and understanding of the history of the United States and how the U.S. government works when trying to become a naturalized citizen?

• You have to show how to be an outstanding citizen.

• You have to memorize all the laws and recite them from memory.

• You have to take a test and pass it.

What is a citizen's right that allows them to go and decide who will be their president, who will represent them in the Senate or House of Representatives, or who will be their local mayor?

• Right to vote

• Right to free speech

• Right to a court case to be proven guilty or innocent

Who is a refugee?

• Someone who is born in one country and emigrates to another country to live.

• Someone who flees their country because they are no longer safe in their home country.

• Someone who is 18 years old, lives in the United States for 5 years, and takes a test to become a U.S. citizen.

Which of the following is NOT a right listed in the Bill of Rights?

• Freedom of responsibility

• Freedom of speech

• Freedom of religion