SOL CE 3 Mastery

An individual can become a citizen by ​ or by ​ .​

• completing the naturalization process
• being born in the United States
• marrying a U.S. Citizen
• obtaining a valid employment license
• serving in the U.S. armed forces.

Many people complete the (a)   process. The first step is to be at least 18 and reside legally in the United States for a period of ​ (b)   years. You must also be of ​ (c)   ​ and know how to ​ (d)   . The final steps are to pass a test on ​ (e)   and swear an oath of allegiance to the United States.

• naturalization
• 3-5
• good moral character
• speak, write, and read English
• American history and principles
• immigration
• 5-8
• hold valid employment
• politics and basic mathematics

Place the following into the correct category.

Groups:

(a) Civic Duties

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(b) Civic Responsibilities

• Obey Laws

• Respect the rights and opinions of others.

• Performed voluntarily to promote the common good.

• Required by law of every citizen so our government may be effective.

• Have legal consequences

• No legal consequences

• Register and vote

• Serve on a jury or as a witness in court if summoned

• Serve in the armed forces if called upon

• Keep informed of current events.

• Pay Taxes

• Participate in elections or hold office

Match the following

• Religion

• The freedom to contact government officials

• Assembly

• The freedom to express your beliefs and opinions

• Speech

• The freedom to gather and publish information even if it criticizes the government.

• Press

• The freedom to meet with others who share your opinions

• Petition

• The freedom to worship any faith you choose.

Place the following into the correct categories

Groups:

(a) Community Service

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(b) Not Community Service

• Serve food at the local food pantry/kitche.

• Clean up your bedroom for your parents.

• Help stock shelves at the Community Christmas Store.

• Play on a school sports team.

• Volunteer to read at the nursing home.

• Read to your brother before bed.

• Clean up trash along the side of your road.

• Watch a blood drive.

All U.S. Citizens possess certain ​ (a)   and protections. While they are important they are not ​ (b)   and are limited by the rights of others. Citizens in this democracy must ​ (c)   both by doing required ​ (d)   and voluntary ​ (e)   .

• absolute
• actively participate
• civic duties
• civic responsibilities
• freedoms
• limitations
• hold elective office

Read the following Excerpt:

All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and the state wherein they reside.

This excerpt is from what amendment?

• 1st

• 10th

• 14th

• 19th

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Level 2 SOL CE 3A

The population shift that is projected for 2050 could be most attributed to:

• Increase in the number of job opportunities

• Increase in naturalized citizens and immigrants

• Increase in the size of families

• Increase in medical technology

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Level 3 SOL CE 3A

Look at the graphic, Which title would best complete this graphic?

• Naturalization Process

• Congressional Nomination Process

• Voter Registration Process

• Presidential Nomination Process

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Level 1 SOL CE 3A

Which of the following statements does the First Amendment guarantee?

• You may vote in elections.

• You may have a speedy trial.

• You may own firearms.

• You may meet with other people.

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Level 1 SOL CE 3B