Unit 1 Vocabulary - Fill in the Blank

An individual who has fled their home country due to persecution, violence, or the fear of such threats and is seeking protection and refuge in another country.

The legal principle that grants citizenship to individuals automatically at birth if they are born within the territory of a particular country, irrespective of the nationality of their parents.

The status of being a recognized member of a particular nation or country, entailing both rights and responsibilities such as voting, protection under the law, and allegiance to the government.

The advantages and privileges that citizens enjoy within a society, including access to public services, voting rights, and other benefits provided by the government.

The obligations and responsibilities that citizens are required to fulfill, such as paying taxes, obeying the law, and participating in the democratic process through activities like voting.

The obligations and responsibilities that citizens are required to fulfill, such as paying taxes, obeying the law, and participating in the democratic process through activities like voting.

The study of the rights and duties of citizens and the functioning of government, typically included in educational curricula to promote civic awareness and engagement.

A U.S. immigration policy that allows certain undocumented individuals who arrived in the country as children to defer deportation and obtain work permits for a specified period.

The official removal of an individual from a country, usually due to violations of immigration laws or the expiration of legal authorization to stay.

The status of an individual who is recognized as a citizen by two or more countries, allowing them to enjoy certain rights and privileges in each.