New Unit 1 Test Review

In 1981, US President Ronald Reagan vetoed (denied) a bill that the US Congress sent to him to sign into law. This is an example of:

• Citizens becoming naturalized citizens

• government officials being impacted by the rule of law

• Individual citizens being impacted by the rule of law

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"How can you arrest me if there's nothing saying what I did was illegal?"

• Cheese

• This shows a society WITH rule of law

• All governments function this way

• This shows a society WITHOUT rule of law

Juana (age 30) is an immigrant who has applied to be a legal permanent resident of the USA. This is her first step to...

• Dirty Car seat

• Becoming President of the USA

• Becoming a US Citizen

• Becoming a US Senator

Which Citizen's obligation helps the nation in an emergency (like a war)?

• Stopping at a stoplight when it turns red

• Shrimp Cocktail

• Completing the registration form for the Selective Service System

• Responding to a Jury Summons mailed to your home

Which person below is a US Citizen according to law of Blood?

• Flower in my yard

• Francisco was born in Honduras and recently took his oath of allegiance to the USA.

• Sophia was born in Texas while her Swiss parents were there on vacation.

• William was born to US citizen parents stationed at a military base in Japan.

Frank said that "Nobody is above the law and government gets its power from the laws." What is he talking about?

• The rule of law

• Autocracy or dictatorship

• Checks and balances

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In societies where government officials follow the rule of law...(pick all that apply)

• Decisions WILL be based on the law

• People are held accountable to the law

• There are fair procedures

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Taking the Oath of Allegiance to the USA is the...

• Old smelly shoes

• Last step in the birthright process

• Last step in the naturalization process

• First step in the naturalization process

Law of Blood & Law of Soil....

• Delicious water

• What happens when societies ignore the rule of law

• How the naturalization process works

• Ways to get "Birthright" citizenship

The US Constitution and US government laws are upheld (followed) as the

supreme law of the land because:

• Paper airplane contest

• Rule of law is important to American society

• There is no rule of law in our society

• Other nations decide the rules US citizens follow