Citizenship / Obligations - Final Review

What process is this in becoming a citizen?

• Paying Your Taxes

• Taking a Civics Exam

• Learning to Speak English

• Pledging an Oath of Allegiance

What obligation does this image represent?

• Paying Your Taxes

• Jury Duty

• Defending the Nation

• Obeying the Laws

What do these describe?

• Requirements for becoming a citizen

• Responsibilities of Citizens

• Obligations of Citizens

• Process of becoming a citizen

What is missing ?

• Have a job

• Own Property

• Good Moral Character

• Stay in School

Which of the following lists steps of the naturalization process in the correct order, from first to last?

• apply for citizenship, take oath of allegiance, interview and pass citizenship tests, apply for a permanent resident visa

• apply for a permanent resident visa, apply for citizenship, interview and pass citizenship tests, take oath of allegiance

• apply for a permanent resident visa, interview and pass citizenship tests, take oath of allegiance, apply for citizenship

• interview and pass citizenship tests, apply for a permanent resident visa, apply for citizenship, take oath of allegiance

Which of the following are all U.S. citizens required to do?

• vote in an election

• serve on a jury

• perform community service

• volunteer for a campaign

Which obligation (duty) of citizenship is critical to support government services?

• Paying Taxes

• Serve of Jury

• Defend the Nation

• Obey the Law

Why does the government require qualified 18-year-old males to register for military service?

• so that they also registered to vote

• to allow the government to quickly draft them in times of crisis

• to provide jobs for more people

• to provide money to pay for government services

Which of the following terms is defined as the legal process of becoming a U.S. citizen?

• assimilation

• immigration

• adoption

• naturalization

Which of the following best defines the term citizen?

• a legally recognized member of a country

• an individual who is able to vote in elections

• a person who is loyal to and proud of his or her country

• an individual who exercises political authority over a group of people