Paths to Citizenship 2

The video explains the concept of citizenship, highlighting the difference between native-born and naturalized citizens in the United States. It details the naturalization process, including requirements such as age, legal entry, residency, moral character, and language proficiency. The video also discusses potential reasons for denial of naturalization and the final steps to becoming a citizen, including taking an oath. Naturalized citizens enjoy all rights except serving as President or Vice President.

What is the term used for a person who is a citizen of one country but lives in another?

• Alien

• Expatriate

• Refugee

• Immigrant

Which of the following is NOT a requirement for someone seeking naturalization in the U.S.?

• Being at least 18 years old

• Entering the country legally

• Having a U.S. citizen spouse

• Proving good moral character

How long must a person have permanent resident status before applying for naturalization, if they do not have a U.S. citizen spouse?

• Seven years

• Three years

• Five years

• Ten years

What is one of the reasons naturalized citizenship can be denied?

• Not having a job

• Lack of English proficiency

• Criminal activity

• Failure to pass a driving test

Which right is NOT granted to naturalized citizens in the U.S.?

• Serving on a jury

• Owning property

• Running for President

• Voting in elections