Citizenship Review

What are the two primary ways to become a citizen?

• By birth or by marriage

• By naturalization or by military service

• By being natural born or by naturalization

• By residency or by inheritance

Under the principle of Jus Sanguinis, how is a person's citizenship determined?

• By the country where they are born.

• By the nationality of their parents.

• By passing a civics test.

• By living in a country for a specific number of years.

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Which of the following is a requirement for naturalization to become a U.S. citizen?

• Being under 18 years old.

• Having lived in the U.S. for at least one year.

• Being able to speak and write basic English.

• Having a family member who is already a citizen.

What is the key difference between a citizen's duty and a citizen's responsibility?

• Duties are voluntary, while responsibilities are mandatory.

• Duties are enforced by law, while responsibilities are expected but not legally required.

• Responsibilities are for the common good, while duties only benefit the individual.

• Duties apply to all citizens, but responsibilities only apply to naturalized citizens.