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WorksheetsArvins quizs
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 19mins
Citizen
A member of a community who has rights and responsibilities
Breaks the laws
crazy
Community
A group of people who share an environment
aniamls
Right
A privilege or a claim to something
wrong
Responsibility
Duties to other people, the government, or society
playing basketball
naughty
Constitution
A document that was written when our nation was born, and it sets the rules for how our nation runs
book
news paper
Delegate
- A person who is chosen or elected to vote or act for others.
fisher man
tiktoker
Progress
The process of improving or developing something over a period of time `
not doing your work
skipping jim
Confederation
- A group of individuals united together for a purpose
DMS basketball team
Mr bean
Ratify
To make official by signing it or voting for it
Biba republicans
CRipps
Torrid
Very hot and usually dry
Wet
water
Citizenship
Being a member of a country and having full rights and responsibilities under that country’s law
Bullies
Mr reo
Naturalization
A process to become a US citizen
born in the US
sky diving
Treason
The act of betraying your country and the US Constitution makes this crime punishable
50 cent
supporting trump
Allegiance
Showing loyalty to the United States flag and the nation stands for.
praying
respecting Ms. Francine
Articles of Confederation
Explains how the 13 states would be governed as one nation
bible
chapter books
DMS hand book
5 Levels of Citizenship
home
school
nation
city
states
Two meaning of citizen
People who live in a certain place or are a member of a certain community
People who are legally recognized by a nation as owing loyalty to that nation and are entitled to protection by the nation.
Freedom of expression, freedom of worship, assemble peacefully, petition the government
and to be free from unreasonable searches by government officials.
What rights only U.S. citizens have?
Voting for federal elections
Run for federal petition office
Serve on jury
Freedom of expression
You must be a white male and own property to vote
1776
1785
1774
1594
All white males may vote even if they don’t own property
1791
1999
1781
1761
“Free white persons” will become citizens after living in the US for 5 years
1795
1780
1692
1796
80,000 Mexican residents of the Southwest are granted citizenship after the Mexican-American war.
1848
1850
1860
1982
In Dred Scott V. Sandford the US Supreme Court rules that African Americans who were brought into this country as slaves could never be citizens
1857
1860
1858
1842
The 14th amendment overruled Dred Scott V. Sandford giving citizenship to African Americans.
1868
1870
1892
2022
Laws changed to say that "White persons and persons of African descent" can be citizens. The 15th Amendment gives African Americans the right to vote!
1870
1872
1928
1792
: Several states enact Allen Land Laws prohibiting non-citizens from owning property.
1913
1982
1922
1972
The 19th Amendment allows women to vote!
1920
1999
1942
1824
All Native Americans are granted citizenship.
1924
1982
1982
1980
All laws banning Asians from becoming citizens are overturned.
1940
1962
1934
1822
Native Americans are given the right to vote!
1947
1989
1926
1948
U.S. Congress passes a law that citizenship cannot be denied because of race or gender
1952
1786
1920
1999
The Voting Rights Act gets rid of all barriers to voting, such as taxes and literacy
1965
1782
1924
1888
The voting age is lowered from 21 to 18 by the 26th
1971
1872
1972
1793
All persons born after this year became US citizens
1986
1978
1964
1999
The first constitutional government took office
1978
1972
1986
1975
The CNMI Constitution was adopted
1977
1988
1978
1900
The CNMI became a US Territory
1975
1821
1986
1920
