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WorksheetsCitizenship and Government 2nd Grade Review Unit 4
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 12mins
What are Rights?
freedoms
a written plan for our government
doing the right thing
place where laws are written
What are Responsibilities?
freedoms
written plan for the government
doing the right thing
place where laws are written
the process of becoming a citizen of a new country is called...
government
naturalization
veteran
citizen
Government is...
a person who served in the military
a written plan for our government
all the people who run a community, state or country
a person who works for free to help people
A volunteer is
a person who works for free to help people
all of the people who run a community, state or country
freedoms
a written plan for our government
The Capitol Building is
a place where laws are written
all of the people who run a community, state, or country
The Constitution is
a person who belongs to a country
freedoms
a written plan for a government
a person who has served the military is
government
volunteer
veteran
Which are true?
Laws are created by our government
the constitution is a plan for our government
documents are a type of primary source
the president lives in the Capitol Building
True or false: Susan B. Anthony worked hard for a new law to allow woman the right to vote
True
False
True or False: George Washington fought for African Americans to have equal rights by not giving up his seat on a bus.
True
False
True or False: Martin Luther King Jr. led the fight for equal rights for ALL Americans.
True
False
True or False: Cesar Chavez fought to keep Native Americans from losing their land.
True
False
What is the correct order of the Naturalization Process?
1. They finally go to a special ceremony and pledge to be loyal citizens.
2. They take classes in English, American History, and Citizenship.
3. Immigrants sign papers saying they want to be citizens of the United States.
4. They take a test to show what they have learned.
1. Immigrants sign papers saying they want to be citizens of the United States.
2. They take classes in English, American History, and Citizenship.
3. They take a test to show what they have learned.
4. They finally go to a special ceremony and pledge to be loyal citizens.
Please select 2 rights that we have as citizens of the United States.
The right to help people.
Freedom of Speech
Freedom of Religion
Freedom of homework.
Please select things that we can do to be a responsible citizen.
Volunteer in our community
Steal from our neighbor
Be kind to each other
Cut in line.
What symbol is this?
Liberty Bell
Statue of Liberty
White House
Capitol Building
Which Symbol is this?
Liberty Bell
Statue of Liberty
Ellis Island
White House
What symbol is this?
Capitol Building
White House
Ellis Island
Supreme Court
What symbol is this?
Ellis Island
White House
Supreme Court
Ellis Island
