WorksheetsChapter #9 - Citizenship and Fundamental Rights
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
A person who owes their allegiance to the United States and is entitled to protection and privileges of its laws.
Immigrant
Citizen
Alien
Refugee
The law of the soil - citizenship is determined by place of birth, by where someone is born.
Jus Soli
Jus Sanguinis
Jus de jure
Jus de facto
The law of the blood - citizenship is determined by parentage, to whom one is born.
Jus Soli
Jus Sanguinis
Jus de Jure
Jus de Facto
A citizen of a foreign state who lives in the this country legally.
Citizen
Transient
Alien
Immigrant
The legal process by which a person can become a citizen of another country at some time after birth.
Patriation
Integration
Assimilation
Naturalization
The legal process by which a U.S. citizen loses his/her citizenship.
Ostracization
Denaturalization
Expatriation
Deportation
The process that can only occur by court order, only after it has been shown that the person became a citizen by fraud or deception.
Ostracization
Denaturalization
Expatriation
Deportation
A legal process by which aliens or illegal aliens are required to leave the country.
Ostracization
Denaturalization
Expatriation
Deportation
A refugee is one who seeks protection against
war
persecution
danger
all of these
The process by which people of one culture merge into becoming part of another.
Assimilation
Discrimination
Integration
Immigration
When an individual goes into a restaurant and is told that he/she will not be serviced because they are black. This is a sign of
assimilation
segregation
discrimination
emigration
A State shall not deny any person within their state the equal protection of laws.
Due Process Clause
Equal Protection Clause
Full Faith and Credit Clause
Privileges and Immunities Clause
What test does the Supreme Court use to determine if classification in question bear a reasonable relationship to the achievement of a government purpose.
Strict Scrutiny Test
Rational Basis Test
Constructive Scrutiny Test
Extemporaneous Basis Test
Which Supreme Court case provided a constitutional basis for Jim Crow Laws by creating the separate-but-equal doctrine?
Plessy v. Ferguson
Dred Scot v. Sandford
Brown v. Board of Education
Billings v. State of Arizona
Which Supreme Court case rules that the separate-but-equal doctrine was unconstitutional?
Billings v. United States
Plessy v. Ferguson
Brown v. Board of Education
Stacy v. Superintendent's Office of Richmond Virginia
The process of desegregation of bringing a previously segregated group into mainstream society.
Assimilation
Patriation
Integration
Emigration
