Citizenship and First Amendment Rights

The act of making a formal request or appeal to an authority, often seen in contexts such as legal proceedings or civic rights.

• Petition
• Order
• Proposal
• Summons

The principle that the government cannot punish individuals for their beliefs or religious practices, protecting personal faith and worship.

• Freedom of religion
• Religious tolerance
• Secularism
• Civic duty

The right to publish news and opinions without government interference, a crucial aspect of a democratic society.

• Freedom of the press
• Media bias
• Public opinion
• Censorship

The act of gathering together in a public place to express collective opinions or to demand change, often protected by law.

• Assembly
• Negotiation
• Debate
• Discussion

What is the oath of allegiance that new U.S. citizens must take?

• A promise to support and defend the U.S. Constitution and laws
• A declaration of loyalty to the President only
• An agreement to pay taxes for life
• A commitment to vote in every election

Which of the following is a responsibility of U.S. citizens?

• Voting in elections
• Paying taxes only if they want to
• Following only state laws
• Seeking government benefits without restriction

What is a common requirement for naturalization in the U.S. regarding language?

• Demonstrating basic English proficiency
• Having completed a college degree
• Being fluent in Spanish
• Understanding multiple languages

What is the process called when a foreign national becomes a citizen of a country?

• Naturalization
• Immigration
• Amnesty
• Sponsorship

What is one requirement for becoming a naturalized citizen in the United States?

• Being a legal permanent resident for at least 5 years
• Having a high school diploma
• Speaking fluent English since birth
• Being born in the U.S.