Unit 1 Citizenship Review Assignment

What are the three ways that people can become citizens of the United States? List them here.

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List your duties vs your responsibilities of citizenship. ​ ​ ​ ​ ​

Groups:

(a) Duties

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(b) Responsibilities

• Attend School

• Contribute to the Common Good

• Serve on a Jury

• Defend the Nation

• Pay Taxes

• Obey the Law

• Vote in Elections

• Be an informed citizen

• Attend Civic Meetings

Rule of law vs Non Rue of law ​ ​

Groups:

(a) Rule of Law

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(b) Non Rule of Law

• Due Process

• Institutional Transparency

• Unequal treatment

• Anarchy

• Following the Rules

• Equality before the Law

• Monarchial Rule of Kings

• Autocracy

What is wrong with the following statement?

"When the president does it, that means its not illegal?"

• It promotes equality

• It promotes unequal treatment.

• It follows the rule of law.

• It promotes limited government?

The most important idea in civics is?

This was the first time that the notion of the "rule of law" and fair and legal treatment was put down into law in the modern world?

• Signing of the Declaration of Independence

• Signing of the Mayflower Compact

• The Signing of the Magna Carta

• The Creation of the US Constitution

A person who is living in the United States today is a?

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Citizenship through a birth parent?

A person with a "green card" is known in the United States as "this"?

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Match the following

• Someone who lives in the US

• Rule of Law

• A person born/naturalized in US

• Immigrant

• Moves from one country to another

• A US Citizen

• Society based on a Constitution?

• A resident

• Responsibilities of Citizenship

• Something you should do but don't have to do?