Beast Slayer 2

Match the following

• Immigrant

• Someone who moves from one country to another country.

• Law of Blood

• If you are born on U.S. soil, you are automatically a citizen

• Legal Permanent Resident

• Someone who permanently lives in the U.S., but is not a citizen.

• Law of Soil

• If your parents are U.S. citizens, you are a U.S. citizen

• Selective Service System

• All male U.S. citizens and male immigrants ages 18 through 25

Which amendment defines citizenship saying: ALL persons born or naturalized in the United States are now citizens

• 14th

• 10th

• 7th

• 3rd

Obligations are things citizens (a)   to do. Examples of obligations are​ ​ (b)   . Responsibilities are things citizens​ (c)   do like: ​ (d)  

• have
• obey laws, pay taxes, jury duty, defend the nation
• should
• vote, community service, attending civic meetings

It is important for citizens to be active participants in the community (contributing to the common good) because:

• It helps build a stronger and more supportive society.

• It reduces communication among people.

• It allows citizens to avoid responsibilities.

• It discourages cooperation and teamwork.

What is the process by which an immigrant becomes a citizen called?

• Naturalization Process

• Visa Application

• Deportation

• 
  Green Card Renewal

Naturalization Requirements: ​ (a)   years old, live in the US for​ ​ (b)   years, good​ ​ (c)   , read, ​​ (d)   basic English, pass a test of US History/Civics​ , take the ​ (e)   of allegiance.

• 18
• 5
• moral character
• oath
• write and speak

Match the following

• System of Government

• Shows who has the power in government

• Confederal System

• central government and the states share power

• Unitary System

• states have most/all of the power

• Federal System

• Determines how Power is divided in the country

• Form of Government

• central government with most/all of the power

In a parliamentary system citizens elect (a)   , and then the elected representatives elect the executive branch leader called the​ (b)  

• representatives
• Prime Minister.

Match the following

• Absolute Monarchy

• King or Queen rules with unlimited power

• Direct Democracy

• (also known as popular sovereignty)

• Representative Democracy

• Ruled by a few, usually the wealthy

• Theocracy

• When the citizens control the government by directly deciding/voting on laws and procedures.

• Oligarchy

• Ruled by religious leaders

Match the following

• Constitutional Monarchy

• Nobody is in control, absence of government

• Communism

• When a king/queen's power is limited by a constitution

• Anarchy

• government controls the whole economy, NO private ownership, usually ruled by a dictator.

• Socialism

• One person holds the power

• Autocracy

• Government owns some means of production, some private property allowed.