WorksheetsChapter 23: Citizenship
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 18mins
The dramatic rise in the number of births between 1946 and 1964
Diversity
Birth rate
Baby boom
Baby rate
Differences
Diversity
Demography
Unique
Discrimination
Job in which a person makes a living by providing a service
Diversity
Tertiary Sector
Census
Service Job
Warm-weather states such as Georgia, Florida, Texas, and Arizona
The South
Sunjeans
Sunbelt
Sunband
The study of the size, growth, and distribution of human populations
Diversity
Demography
Discrimination
Social Studies
People who move from one country to make their homes in another
Freedom
Gypsies
Travelers
Immigrants
The unfair treatment of a group of people compared with another group
Diversity
Discrimination
Immigrants
Racism
The belief that members of one’s own race are superior to those of other races
Diversity
Discrimination
Justice
Racism
Prohibited any further immigration from China and Japan
Immigrants
Exclusion Laws
Diversity
Discrimination
A population survey that is taken every ten years
Demography
Census
Birth Rate
Baby Boom
Certain ideas that we trust are true.
Justice
Values
Freedom
Beliefs
Our standards of behavior
Justice
Values
Freedom
Beliefs
The condition of permitting everyone the same rights and opportunities
Justice
Freedom
Equality
Values
The ability to make choices
Equality
Freedom
Values
Justice
Fairness; the idea that every person deserves to be treated fairly
Equality
Freedom
Values
Justice
Which does not help define who Americans are?
Places we live
Countries we like to visit
Work we do
Backgrounds we have
Most Americans live in
Broad prairies
High mountains
Urban areas
Small towns
Today most Americans work in
Service jobs
Manufacturing
Farming
Technology
Which helps explain the aging of America's population?
Longer life expectancy
The baby boom
Fewer children per family
All of the above
The diversity of Americans is not reflected in our
backgrounds
ages
government
jobs
Equality means everyone has the same rights and opportunities
True
False
Justice can also be thought of as experience
True
False
As Americans, we share certain beliefs, or ideas we trust are true
True
False
Freedom allows us to do whatever we want in our actions or beliefs
True
False
Values help us decide which ideas are true
True
False
Which is not a value that supports the American belief of equal respect
Equality
Discrimination
Justice
Freedom
Which may limit our opportunities in life?
Energy
Ability
Interest
All of the above
Freedom allows us to
Choose our friends
Work where we wish
Listen to music we like
Do all of the above
Justice means being treated
The same as others
Respectfully
Fairly
Differently than others
Work still needs to be done to achieve our ideal of
Controlling immigration
Ensuring all Americans' rights
Identifying newcomers
A perfect Constitution
Why do most Americans live in urban areas?
For the scenery
For the education
For their jobs
For the social life
How do Americans' backgrounds differ?
We are from similar countries and belong to the same race
We are from similar countries and belong to different races
We are from different countries and belong to the same race
We are from different countries and belong to different races
How has diversity affected American society?
Different groups brought in their customs and skills
Similar groups brought in their customs and skills
Different groups brought in no customs and skills
Similar groups brought in no customs and skills
These five major groups of people make their homes in America: European, African, Hispanic, Asian, Native American
True
False
What does it mean to say that all people deserve equal respect?
Everyone has worth and importance
Every job deserves the same pay
Everyone doesn't have worth and importance
Everyone has the right to learn
What three values support the belief that each person has the right to be treated with respect?
Equality, Values, Beliefs
Values, Freedom, Beliefs
Freedom, Justice, Values
Equality, Freedom, Justice
