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WorksheetsImmigration, Rights, and Vocab Review
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 16mins
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Class
Date
1.
The United States has become a more diverse society because of what factors?
a)
Representative democracy
b)
Duties and Responsibilities
c)
Community Service Organizations
d)
Immigration and Naturalization
2.
What does the chart to the right represent?
a)
A U.S. citizen by birth
b)
A U.S. citizen by naturalization
c)
An immigrant
3.
The Constitution establishes two ways to become a U.S. citizen: by birth or by a legal process known as_____.
a)
immigration
b)
naturalization
c)
deportation
d)
legalization
4.
“All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the state wherein they reside.”
a)
14th Amendment
b)
15th Amendment
c)
13th Amendment
d)
16th Amendment
5.
Vladimir just arrived in the United States. He has permission from the government to stay here permanently, but is not yet a citizen. What is his status?
a)
He is a citizen.
b)
He is an immigrant.
c)
He is on a vacation.
d)
He is unconstitutional.
6.
What does the chart above illustrate about citizenship?
a)
Civic duties
b)
Civic responsibilities
c)
Going to school to learn
d)
Steps in the naturalization process
7.
Anyone born or naturalized in the U.S. is considered a (n) _____.
a)
Alien
b)
Immigrant
c)
Citizen
d)
Illegal Alien
8.
Based on what you know about Olga, why is she unable to become a Unites States’ citizen?
a)
She is from a foreign country.
b)
Her parents were born in Eastern Europe
c)
She needs to know how to read and write in English.
d)
She must first graduate from college.
9.
Which First Amendment freedoms are illustrated in the picture above?
a)
Assembly and Petition
b)
Religion and Assembly
c)
Petition and Press
d)
Speech and Religion
10.
Gavin has students sign a ___ to stop the mandatory afterschool Homework Club.
a)
primary source
b)
petition
c)
law
d)
ballot
11.
Which of the following freedoms would complete the quote above?
a)
petition
b)
speech
c)
assembly
d)
press
12.
Respecting and accepting others regardless of who they are
a)
Draft
b)
Tolerance
c)
Allegiance
d)
Diverse
13.
Free without any restrictions or control/ 100%
a)
Duty
b)
Absolute
c)
Volunteer
d)
Society
14.
Protection against unfair and unreasonable treatment by the government/everyone must be treated the same in the court process
a)
Rights
b)
Diverse
c)
Liberties
d)
Due Process
15.
The official power to make legal decisions and judgments/ authority or power of the government to make decisions
a)
Patriotism
b)
Naturalization
c)
Jurisdiction
d)
Petition
16.
To call up men for military service over the age of 18 without their choice
a)
Draft
b)
Duty
c)
Rights
d)
Immigrant
17.
A term to describe people living together/ like a community
a)
Duty
b)
Rights
c)
Society
d)
Absolute
18.
A person who was either born in American or went through the naturalization process
a)
Citizen
b)
Diverse
c)
Petition
d)
Liberties
19.
Legal process a foreign person must go through to become a citizen
a)
Petition
b)
Naturalization
c)
Patritoism
d)
Jurisdiction
20.
Things we should do as citizens: we do these things voluntarily
a)
Society
b)
Responsibility
c)
Petition
d)
Absolute
21.
Formal request for government action/ to change something/to protest
a)
Petition
b)
Patriotism
c)
Citizen
d)
Jurisdiction
22.
Another name for freedoms given to citizens
a)
Diverse
b)
Rights
c)
Liberties
d)
Citizen
23.
Practices which keeps a democratic society working effectively (examples- voting, free speech, freedom of religion, rights, due process...)
a)
Draft
b)
Immigrant
c)
Due Process
d)
Democratic Institution
24.
loyalty to the country you are currently residing (living) in
a)
Allegiance
b)
Tolerance
c)
Absolute
d)
Immigrant
25.
Things citizens can do or are guaranteed to citizens such as security, equality and liberty
a)
Diverse
b)
Duty
c)
Draft
d)
Rights
26.
Many different kinds/variety
a)
Liberties
b)
Diverse
c)
Citizen
d)
Rights
27.
amendment which grants citizenship to anyone born or naturalized in America
a)
Tolerance
b)
Immigrant
c)
14th Amendment
d)
Citizen
28.
Things we must do as citizens or face legal consequences
a)
Society
b)
Draft
c)
Rights
d)
Duty
29.
Love for one's country
a)
Petition
b)
Absolute
c)
Rights
d)
Patriotism
30.
A person who moves permanently to a new country but is not a citizen yet
a)
Citizen
b)
Immigrant
c)
Draft
d)
Petition
31.
Giving of your time and/or services without payment
a)
Volunteer
b)
Tolerance
c)
Liberties
d)
Absolute
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