WorksheetsCitizens and Government
Total questions: 34
Worksheet time: 18mins
a person who belongs to a country
rights
volunteer
citizen
government
freedoms people have
rights
recycle
government
Constitution
a person who works for free to help others
citizen
rights
volunteer
person
to reuse something
recycle
rights
government
trash
all of the people who run a community, state, or country
citizens
rights
government
Constitution
a plan for our government
Constitution
Bill of Rights
Declaration of Independence
government
Select the TWO ways people become citizens of the United States.
They have to speak English.
They are born in the United States.
They go through a process called naturalization.
They go to college.
Select the THREE classes people must take as part of the naturalization process.
English
American History
Citizenship
Science
Math
United States citizens have the right to vote.
true
false
United States citizens have the freedom of speech.
true
false
United States citizens do not have the freedom of religion.
true
false
to choose between right and wrong
smart
responsible
choose
good
Volunteers get paid for their contributions.
true
false
He was a great leader and an important veteran. He was also the first president of the United States.
George Washington
Sitting Bull
Rosa Parks
He fought to keep Native Americans from losing their land.
George Washington
Sitting Bull
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
She helped women get the right to vote.
Susan B. Anthony
Mary McLeod Bethune
Rosa Parks
She fought for educational and equal rights.
Rosa Parks
Susan B. Anthony
Mary McLeod Bethune
He led the fight for equal rights for all Americans.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
George Washington
Cesar Chavez
She helped change an unfair law where African Americans had to give up their seats to white people.
Rosa Parks
Susan B. Anthony
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
He worked to make life better for farm workers.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
George Washington
Cesar Chavez
What are rules in a community called?
laws
Constitution
rights
A set of written laws that all Americans must follow that was written by our first leaders.
Bill of Rights
laws
Constitution
The leader of our country.
governor
president
mayor
The leader of our state.
president
governor
mayor
The leader of our town.
president
governor
mayor
something that stands for something else
symbols
president
laws
ideas
This is where the President lives and works.
The White House
The Capitol
Washington Monument
This place reminds people that George Washington was a great American leader.
The White House
Washington Monument
Supreme Court
This is where people in our government write laws.
The White House
Capitol
Supreme Court
This is where judges make sure our laws agree with the Constitution of the United States.
Capitol
White House
Supreme Court
On this day, we celebrate America's independence from England.
The Fourth of July
Christmas
Easter
The Fifth of July
This is located Philadelphia and was created to proclaim liberty.
Statue of Liberty
Fourth of July
Liberty Bell
A symbol of hope and freedom for people around the world.
The Liberty Bell
Statue of Liberty
Ellis Island
This is where immigrants had to stop before beginning their lives in America.
Ellis Island
Philadelphia
White House
Florida
