Unit 5 Lesson 2 United States Citizenship p. 200-203

What do you call a person who legally belongs to a country?

• a citizen

• a republic

• a symbol

What do you call people who come from other countries to America who want to become citizens?

• naturalized citizens

• republic citizens

• democratic citizens

What is a republic?

• a form of government where people elect leaders to manage the government.

• a place where only a few citizens have a voice and can sometimes choose their leaders

• a place where people don't have a voice and can't choose their leaders

What is synonym for rights?

• freedoms

• citizens

• republics

When did more than 12 million people immigrate to the United States?

• between 1892 and 1924

• after 1984

• between 1941 and 1945

What was the name of the place where many immigrants from other countries first arrived in the United States?

• Ellis Island

• Catawba Island

• Saint Francis Island

Which of these was one of the first things immigrants saw when they first arrived in the United States of America?

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How was Ellis Island important?

• It was an immigration station, where immigrants registered to enter the USA.

• It was a large hospital where all immigrants had to stay for one month.

• It was a giant hotel for immigrants to stay.

What name did America use to describe many countries' immigrants and cultures coming together to form one new country?

• a melting pot

• a hot pot

• a tossed salad

Who ruled America before July 4th, 1776?

• the king of England

• the king of France

• the emperor of Japan