WorksheetsCL Unit 1 Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Which of the following factors might affect how someone feels about the government?
Their demographics
Where they were born
Their political ideology
All of the above
a status that gives members of a country certain rights
citizenship
immigration
participation
demographics
A person born in another country can get citizenship status by going through the ___________________ process
demographic
immigration
naturalization
documentation
Demographic data can tell us about…
The medical history of people living in Asheville.
The financial tax data of someone’s history.
Information about the socioeconomic status, ethnicity, and gender of people living in a place.
The details of people’s views and what their personal stories are.
Julianna believes that the government should spend more money on government programs like food stamps, healthcare, affordable housing, and schools. He thinks that if the government spends more money on these services, it will increase equality. Julianna has a ....
progressive ideology
conservative ideology
right-wing ideology
moderate ideology
The __________________ decides where political representation and government funding goes. If more people are counted in an area, they get more representation and funding.
Census
Head Count
Countening
Demography
Which of these types of government gives the MOST power to the people?
oligarchy
democracy
autocracy
monarchy
Which of these is NOT a function of government?
Maintain Order
Provide Services
Protect the Country
Enforce Religion
The United States is a
direct democracy
representative democracy
autocracy
monarchy
Which of the following best describes the naturalization process?
difficult & expensive
quick & easy
affordable & accessible
exciting & fun
Which of the following is TRUE?
Documented immigrants cannot work legally in the U.S.
Only U.S. citizens can attend public schools.
Undocumented immigrants have no rights in the U.S.
Undocumented immigrants can attend college, but cannot receive government scholarships.
Men registering for the draft at 18
a civic right
a civic duty
a civic responsibility
a civic participation
Voting
a civic responsibility
a civic duty
open to everyone, regardless of citizenship status
how decisions are made in an autocracy
freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and owning property
civic rights
civic duties
civic participation
civic responsibilities
being informed about the news and voting are both
civic responsibilities
things that only U.S. citizens can do
not possible in a direct democracy
civic duties
safety, religious freedom, economic opportunity
civic rights
reasons why people immigrate to the U.S.
things only U.S. citizens have
civic duties
the amount of wealth someone has
socioeconomic status
function of government
ethnicity
demography
Someone's cultural background (religion, language, traditions, etc) determines their
race
ethnicity
socioeconomic status
demography
Someone with a conservative political ideology most likely
wants lower taxes and fewer government services
wants bigger government
thinks the government should do more to promote equality
wants to expand and strengthen laws that protect LGBTQ+ people
Someone with a democratic socialist political ideology
Wants high taxes that provide services like healthcare and free college for ALL
Wants low taxes and few government services
Believes the government should not promote equality
Would have many beliefs in common with a conservative
