Civics Ch. 1

What is the study of citizenship and government? _________.

• Civics.

• Biology.

• Geology.

• Economics.

What are the rights and duties of members of a state?

• Citizenship.

• Taxation.

• Migration.

• Employment.

What is a legalized member of a country? _________.

• A citizen.

• A tourist.

• A visitor.

• A diplomat.

What are the 2 ways to become a citizen? _________

• By birth and by naturalization.

• By marriage and by adoption.

• By employment and by residency.

• By education and by travel.

What is it called when a person has American parents and is born abroad?

• Dual citizenship.

• Naturalized citizen.

• Permanent resident.

• Stateless person.

What is a non-citizen called? _________?

• An alien.

• A native.

• A president.

• A citizen.

The steps of the naturalization process include which of the following?

• Filing an application with at least 5 years of residency & being 18 years or older, attending an interview, passing a test, and taking an oath

• Being born in the country, voting, and paying taxes

• Applying for a visa, getting a job, and buying a house

• Traveling abroad, learning a new language, and joining the military

The loss of citizenship through fraud or deception is called:

• Denaturalization

• Naturalization

• Expatriation

• Repatriation

Giving up one’s citizenship by leaving one’s native country to live in a foreign country is called:

• Expatriation

• Naturalization

• Immigration

• Deportation

The number of legal immigrants allowed in the U.S every year is:

• About 1 million

• About 100,000

• About 5 million

• About 10,000