Citizenship and Rights

All Citizens in the US have __________ rights under the Constitution.

• Equal
• Similar
• Different

Which of the following are members of our community in the United States?

• All of the Above
• Non-Resident Aliens
• Legal Permanent Residents
• US Citizens

Select an example of a Political Right:

• Freedom of expression
• Freedom to Live where you want
• Freedom to own a business

To be a considered a legal citizen of the US, you need to:

• All of the Above
• Complete the Naturalization process
• Be born in the US

Answer explanation

Naturalization is the process people who are not citizens go through to become US citizens

It is a citizen's role to ___________________ the government

• monitor and influence
• Ignore and disrupt
• Pay for and spend the money from

What does the Bill of Rights do?

• Gave Americans our first Rights under the Constitution
• Separated the powers of Government
• Created the structure of the government

Your right to assemble is meant to protect your ability to:

• Gather with people to discuss and express your ideas and opinions
• Build your own home on your property.
• Meet with the Government

True or False: Citizenship in America is the same as citizenship in other countries.

• FALSE
• True

Citizens are sometimes called "the 4th branch of government" because:

• The government gets their power from Citizens, and citizens keep it in check
• There are 4 branches of government
• The Constitution

Select an example of a Personal Right

• Freedom to practice your religion
• Call out the government when you want
• Freedom to own property
• Freedom to run a business