CITIZENSHIP

What term is used to describe the U.S. because of its diverse population?

• The Great Melting Pot

• The Golden Gate

• The Land of Opportunity

• The Big Apple

What does the Statue of Liberty symbolize?

• The U.S. immigrant past

• The U.S. Constitution

• Freedom and democracy

• The founding fathers

What is the term 'naturalization' best defined as?

• The act of moving to another country

• The process of becoming a U.S. citizen

• The process of renewing a Visa

• The act of giving up one's citizenship

What does the 14th Amendment define?

• The definition of citizenship

• The right to vote

• The powers of the president

• The process of impeachment

Who was not considered a citizen according to the Dred Scott decision?

• Children

• Slaves

• Non-property owners

• Women

What are the two ways to be a natural-born U.S. citizen?

• By law of soil and law of sea

• By law of blood and law of honor

• By law of soil and law of blood

• By law of birth and law of residency

Who are considered aliens according to U.S. law?

• People visiting the U.S. temporarily

• Children born to U.S. citizens abroad

• All non-citizens

• Only illegal immigrants

What does the law of blood imply?

• Citizenship is determined by a blood test

• Citizenship can be granted through marriage

• A child born abroad to U.S. citizen parents is a citizen

• Anyone born on U.S. soil is a citizen

What is the final step in the naturalization process?

• Passing the English test

• Taking the oath of Allegiance

• Taking the Civics test

• Receiving a naturalization certificate

What is required to be a lawful permanent resident in the naturalization process?

• Being born in the U.S.

• Having a Visa and permission to live in the U.S.

• Having a driver's license

• Owning property in the U.S.