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What video game?
Fornite
some dumb popurlar game ;-;
i donno
THIS IS ROBLOX!!!!
What game is this ?
Minecraft
Call Of Duty Black Ops 4
Spiderman
Goatman
What is this game called ?
Subnautica
Counter strike Global Offensive
Overwatch
Paladins
What game is this ?
Grand theft auto : San andreas
Grand theft auto Vice City
CS GO
Grand theft auto V
What is this name called ?
DOOM
Subnautica
Ark survival evolved
Far cry 2
How is this game called ?
Sprocket
Rocket League
Madness II
Counter Strike Global Offensive
what skin is this
mission specialist
vendetta
reaper
rox
what mode is this
creative
food fight
solo
arena
5x5
21
22
23
25
4x4
13
14
15
16
what is this
seal
panda
puppy
polar bear
What cartoon is this from?
Dexter's lab
my little pony
Scooby-doo
Animaniacs
What is his song?
Under the Sea
Hakuna Matata
Colors of the Wind
three little piggys
3x3
1
2
3
9
4x4
13
14
15
16
5x5
21
22
23
25
What game is popular for the monster (creeper)
Fortnite
Roblox
Call of Duty
Minecraft
Among Us
What game has little space people with an imposter
Minecraft
Among Us
Call of Duty
None of the Above
What game won game of the year in 2018
Fortnite
Minecraft
CoolMathGames
Roblox
What is the most popular game as of 2020 oct
Rocket League
Fortnite
Minecraft
Among Us
Fall Guys
Witch is not a real gaming platform
Ipad
Xbox
PS4
Nintendo Switch
Mixer 280
How meny years has Minecraft been a thing
11
5
9
2
23
How meny seasons has fortnite had
14
1
6
9
30
What do you do in Rocket League
Socer
Football
Basket ball
Baseball
What game is this (hard)
WarFrame
Fortnite
Battle Busters
4K 12
Tridan
What is the most popular mobile game
Among Us
Minecraft
Roblox
Tie Dye
Fall Guys
How does the Fourteenth Amendment define citizenship?
All persons born or naturalized in the U.S., are citizens of the U.S.
All persons born in the U.S., are citizens of the U.S.
All persons naturalized in the U.S., are citizens of the U.S.
All persons who apply for citizenship, are citizens of the U.S.
Alejándro was born to Cuban parents in Miami, Florida – his parents are legal permanent residents. Is Alejándro a U.S. Citizen? Why?
Yes, Law of Soil
Yes, Law of Blood
Only if his parents go through naturalization
No, he would need to be naturalized
Which is a requirement for a person to become a naturalized U.S. citizen?
Marrying a U.S. citizen and having a child with that person
Being a legal resident of the U.S. for at least five years
Gaining employment in the U.S. for at least two years
Reaching age eighteen while living in the U.S. capital
What is the term for the process by which legal resident aliens can become citizens?
Immigration
Dual Citizenship
Naturalization
Visa Application
What is the "law of blood?"
You're a citizen because you were born in the US.
You're a citizen because you were born to US citizen parents.
You're a citizen because you became naturalized.
You are not a citizen.
What is the "law of soil?"
You're a citizen because you were born in the US.
You're a citizen because you were born to US citizen parents.
You're a citizen because you became naturalized.
You are not a citizen.
What is the final step in the naturalization process?
Interview
Oath of Allegiance
Live legally in the US for 5+ years
Apply and pay the fee
Male U.S. citizens age 18 - 26 must register with...
the Selective Service
the county voter registry
the FAFSA application
Jordan was born in Germany on a U.S. Air Force base to his parents that were both serving in the U.S. Military. Jordan is 17 years old and now lives in Egypt. What is most likely Jordan’s U.S. citizenship status?
Citizen due to law of blood
Citizen due to law of soil
Not eligible for naturalization yet
Eligible for naturalization
Under American law, which of the following would not be considered a United States citizen?
any baby born in the United States to two foreign parents
any baby born overseas to non-American citizens
any baby born in the United States to American parents
any baby born overseas to American parents
a system by which men ages 18 through 25 register with the U.S. government for possible military service is called...
the common good
petitioning the government
selective service system (SSS)
political participation
welfare
telling the government what you think by writing or signing a document is called...
the common good
petitioning the government
selective service system (SSS)
political participation
welfare
What is a requirement, something a person or government has to do?
obligation
responsibility
Paying taxes is an example of a(n)
obligation
responsibility
Selective service is an example of a(n)
obligation
responsibility
Obeying laws is an example of a(n)
obligation
responsibility
Jury duty is an example of a(n)
obligation
responsibility
Voting is an example of a(n)
obligation
responsibility
How do the obligations and responsibilities of citizenship help the country?
they contribute to the common good
they keep you out of jail
they give you something to do
Why is it important for citizens to meet the obligation requested in this document?
Clean water, police protection, and paved streets are all privileges enjoyed by American citizens. What civic OBLIGATION must be met in order for these services to continue?
citizens must pay taxes
citizens must vote
citizens must attend school
citizens must volunteer
Civics is the study of the ______ and _______ of all U.S. citizens.
savings, loans
rights, taxes
responsibilities, duties
rights, responsibilities
Below is an excerpt from the 14th Amendment:
"All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof are citizens of the United States and the State wherein they reside"
What is the purpose of this excerpt?
Defining citizenship of the United States
Explaining the duties of citizens and states
Protecting the natural rights of immigrants
Limiting the rights of all Americans
What are the ways a person can become a citizen of the U.S.?
Natural born and Naturalized
Naturalized and by accident
Naturalized and by force
Natural born, by a lottery
What rights do only citizens have?
Owning property
Voting
Attending public schools
Holding a job
Is someone born on a U.S. military base outside of the United States a U.S. citizen?
yes
no
Which of the following is a legal obligation of U.S. citizenship?
to save money for retirement
to vote in alections
to serve on a jury when summoned
to reside in the United States
What would be the most likely consequence to society if citizens began refusing to fulfill their citizenship responsibilities?
People would find society was able to look after itself with help of civic participation
People would benefit from the direction of strong leaders who would guard their freedoms
People would have more free time because they have fewer social obligations
People would face the threat of losing their individual rights and freedoms
Marisol lives in Panama. Both her parents are Panamanian. Marisol is a Panamanian citizen. She was born in an American hospital while her parents lived in Buffalo, New York. Is Marisol an American citizen at birth?
Yes, due to law of soil
No, due to law of blood
Yes, due to law of blood
No, due to law of soil
Which one of these is NOT an obligation that U.S. citizens have?
Obey the law
Vote
Pay taxes
Jury duty
Which is a requirement for a person to become a naturalized U.S. citizen?
working in the U.S. for at least 5 years
Passing a U.S. History and Government exam
being born to American parents
serving in the U.S. military
The principle that someone born in one of the 50 states or on a U.S. territory is a natural born citizen is called the...
Law of blood
Law of soil
The principle that someone born in another country but to parents who are U.S. citizens is called the...
Law of soil
Law of blood
What is Naturalization?
The process of naturally eating healthy
Becoming one with nature
The process of becoming a U.S. citizen
Allowing nature to grow
Citizens within a government have rights, duties, and responsibilities. Which description explains what "duties" are?
things that citizens get to do
things that citizens must do
things that citizens should do
Identify the duties from the list below. (SELECT THREE ANSWERS)
voting
obeying the laws
obeying the military draft
freedom of religion
serving jury duty
Citizens within a government have rights, duties, and responsibilities. Which description explains what "rights" are?
things that citizens get to do or have
things that citizens must do
things that citizens should do
Identify the "rights" of citizens from the list below. (SELECT THREE)
caring for dependents
run for political office
voting
pay taxes
free education (K-12)
Citizens within a government have rights, duties, and responsibilities. Which description explains what "responsibilities" are?
what citizens get to do or have
what citizens must do
what citizens should do
Identify three examples of responsibilities citizens have from the list below. (SELECT THREE)
volunteer work
respect private property
freedom of speech
treat others respectfully
stay informed
What are THREE ways a person can become a U.S. Citizen? (SELECT THREE)
1 or both parents are U.S. citizens
by getting a green card
born here
by marrying a U.S. Citizen
by completing all of the steps of the Naturalization Process
Jayvion's mom was born in Alabama in 1980, then moved to the Bahamas and gave birth to Jayvion. Is Jayvion a U.S. citizen?
Yes
No
Claire is from France but moved to the U.S. to get married. Is she a U.S. citizen?
Yes
No
Ricky Martin, famous singer, was born in Puerto Rico (a U.S. territory). Is Ricky Martin considered a U.S. citizen?
Yes
No
Aiko was born in Japan. He was adopted when he was 2 years old by a couple from New York. Would Aiko be considered a U.S. Citizen?
Yes
No
Arnold Schwarzeneger, the actor, completed the Naturalization Process in the 1980s. Is he a U.S. citizen?
Yes
No
Which of the following statements is TRUE about the Naturalization Process?
Two of the steps are to pass a citizenship test and take the oath of allegiance.
You have to serve in the military before you can apply for citizenship.
You have to live in the U.S. at least 10 years before you can become a citizen.
You have to apply for Naturalization as soon as you move to the U.S.
TRUE OR FALSE: A person must live in the U.S. for 15 years before they may complete the Naturalization Process.
True
False
Which definition best describes push factors?
positive things that attract people to a new place
negative things about a country that make people want to leave
Which definition best matches pull factors?
positive things that attract people to a new place
negative things about a country that make people want to leave
Identify three pull factors from the list below. (SELECT THREE)
a civil war breaks out in your country
better healthcare
an earthquake destroys half the homes in your town
more job opportunities
moving to be closer to family
Identify three push factors from the list below.
getting fired from your job
a tsunami floods your entire town
better schools and education opportunities
terrorists take control of your government
religious freedom
Which principle is included in the U.S. Constitution?
commerce clause
rule of law
confederalism
elastic clause
In order to uphold the rule of law, courts should remain
silent
partial
impartial
dedicated
Which describes a component of rule of law?
consistent application
enforcement of the law
decisions based on the law
all of the above
This figure is a
symbol of the American justice system. What does the blindfold covering the figure’s eyes represent?
equality under the law
separation of powers
checks and balances
natural law
In rule of law, we are ruled by
man
laws
a few men
the President
News article, "Miami Ex-Officer Gets 2 Years' Prison for Gambling Bribes, " www.cbslocal.com, May 17, 2015
Based on the title of this article what can s
Leaders and government officials are held accountable to the law.
Leaders and government officials are not accountable to the law.
There is no transparency of institutions.
The laws are not legitimate.
After sentencing a thief to 5 years of hard labor for stealing potatoes at the market the judge finds the town mayor waiting his his office. The mayor had a problem at the market, too. He lost his temper with a vendor because of the vendor's high prices. The mayor broke things in the vendor's shop and broke the vendor's arm. Because of the mayor's position, the judge agrees to overlook the offense. Which rule of law principle is the judge mostly not adhering to?
legitimacy
checks and balances
equal application of the law
Every state sent representatives to help write the U.S. Constitution, and all of those representatives signed the Constitution when it was finished.
The 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution says that states must give everyone "equal protection of the laws."
The 6th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution says that people accused of a crime have the right to have a lawyer help them defend themselves.
The Preamble to the U.S. Constitution says one goal of the Constitution is to make sure our country is secure and peaceful.
The U.S. Constitution splits the government's power between a legislative, an executive, and a judicial branch.
The U.S. Constitution says that people accused of a crime have the right to a "speedy" trial.
In the case Marbury V. Madison in 1803, the Supreme Court said that the judicial branch has the power to strike down laws that violate the Constitution, even though another branch of government passed that law.
Congress has created the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure, which lists the procedures that must be followed in every criminal case.
The U.S. Constitution did not become the law of our nation until nine states approved it.
Every state has laws that say children must go to school until a certain age.
In the case of Marbury v. Madison in 1803, the Supreme Court said the government must follow the Constitution.
The U.S. Constitution says that nobody can be "deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process of law."
A foreign official is granted immunity from prosecution.
A deposed ruler is arrested on charges of corruption.
Characteristics of the Rule of Law
• Stronger guarantees of civil rights
•Abuses of power are prevented
• ?
Which phrase best completes this list?
Which Supreme Court decision gave the court the authority to make this ruling?
Every state sent representatives to help
write the U.S. Constitution, and all of those
representatives signed the Constitution
when it was finished.
Order and Security
Equal Application of the Law
Legitimacy
Procedural Fairness
The 14th Amendment to the U.S.
Constitution says that states must give
everyone “the equal protection of the laws.”
Equal Application of the Law
Procedural Fairness
Access to Justice
Checks and Balances
The 6th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution
says that people accused of a crime have
the right to have a lawyer help them defend
themselves.
Checks and Balances
Access to Justice
Legitimacy
Procedural Fairness
The Preamble to the U.S. Constitution says
one goal of the Constitution is to make sure
our country is secure and peaceful.
Order and Security
Equal Application of the Law
Legitimacy
Procedural Fairness
The U.S. Constitution splits the government’s
power between a legislative, an executive,
and a judicial branch.
Legitimacy
Procedural Fairness
Checks and Balances
Access to Justice
In the case Marbury v. Madison in 1803, the
Supreme Court said that the judicial branch
has the power to strike down laws that violate
the Constitution, even though another branch
of government passed that law.
Order and Security
Checks and Balances
Procedural Fairness
Legitimacy
Congress has created the Federal Rules of
Criminal Procedure, which lists the procedures
that must be followed in every criminal case.
Procedural Fairness
Equal Application of the Law
Legitimacy
Access to Justice
The U.S. Constitution did not become the law
of our nation until nine states approved it.
Legitimacy
Procedural Fairness
Checks and Balances
Access to Justice
The U.S. Constitution says that people
accused of a crime have the right to a
“speedy” trial.
Procedural Fairness
Equal Application of the Law
Access to Justice
Checks and Balances
Every state has laws that say children must
go to school until a certain age.
Access to Justice
Legitimacy
Procedural Fairness
Checks and Balances
In the case Marbury v. Madison in 1803, the
Supreme Court said that the Constitution is
superior to all other laws and even the
government must follow it.
Equal Application of the Law
Legitimacy
Procedural Fairness
Checks and Balances
The U.S. Constitution says that nobody can
be “deprived of life, liberty, or property
without due process of law.”
Equal Application of the Law
Legitimacy
Procedural Fairness
Checks and Balances
Every state sent representatives to help
write the U.S. Constitution, and all of those
representatives signed the Constitution
when it was finished.
Order and Security
Equal Application of the Law
Legitimacy
Procedural Fairness
The 14th Amendment to the U.S.
Constitution says that states must give
everyone “the equal protection of the laws.”
Equal Application of the Law
Procedural Fairness
Access to Justice
Checks and Balances
The 6th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution
says that people accused of a crime have
the right to have a lawyer help them defend
themselves.
Checks and Balances
Access to Justice
Legitimacy
Procedural Fairness
The Preamble to the U.S. Constitution says
one goal of the Constitution is to make sure
our country is secure and peaceful.
Order and Security
Equal Application of the Law
Legitimacy
Procedural Fairness
The U.S. Constitution splits the government’s
power between a legislative, an executive,
and a judicial branch.
Legitimacy
Procedural Fairness
Checks and Balances
Access to Justice
In the case Marbury v. Madison in 1803, the
Supreme Court said that the judicial branch
has the power to strike down laws that violate
the Constitution, even though another branch
of government passed that law.
Order and Security
Checks and Balances
Procedural Fairness
Legitimacy
Congress has created the Federal Rules of
Criminal Procedure, which lists the procedures
that must be followed in every criminal case.
Procedural Fairness
Equal Application of the Law
Legitimacy
Access to Justice
The U.S. Constitution did not become the law
of our nation until nine states approved it.
Legitimacy
Procedural Fairness
Checks and Balances
Access to Justice
The U.S. Constitution says that people
accused of a crime have the right to a
“speedy” trial.
Procedural Fairness
Equal Application of the Law
Access to Justice
Checks and Balances
Every state has laws that say children must
go to school until a certain age.
Access to Justice
Legitimacy
Procedural Fairness
Checks and Balances
In the case Marbury v. Madison in 1803, the
Supreme Court said that the Constitution is
superior to all other laws and even the
government must follow it.
Equal Application of the Law
Legitimacy
Procedural Fairness
Checks and Balances
The U.S. Constitution says that nobody can
be “deprived of life, liberty, or property
without due process of law.”
Equal Application of the Law
Legitimacy
Procedural Fairness
Checks and Balances
Which statement describes the impact of the rule of law?
State of nature
Checks and balances
Separation of powers
Transparency of institutions
Which characteristic serves as a long-term protection against tyranny AND is the foundation of liberty in the United States?
The commerce clause
The elastic clause
The right to trial
The rule of law
Which MAJOR principle is included in the U.S. Constitution?
Rule of law
Right to trial
Confederalism
Capitalism
According to the U.S. Constitution, who is above the law?
Miami Dade Police Officers
The President of The United States
Nobody
The Surgeon General
Why do we need government?
Build roads and schools
Regulate the medicines we take are safe
Ensure our water is safe to drink
All of the above
A legal member of a country is called
a citizen
an American
a comrade
an immigrant
What is the term for the idea that those who govern must follow the laws, meaning no one is above the law?
rule of law
elastic clause
separation of powers
veto power
How many benchmarks are covered on the 7th Grade Civics EOC?
100
10
4
40
What is the "7th grade Civics EOC exam?
The Civics End-of-Course exam is a required state assessment for all 7th graders in Florida, usually in May.
I don't know.
The Civics Elective Options Course exam is a voluntary state assessment for all 6th grade students, usually in November.
WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF ANARCHY
RULED BY A KING OR QUEEN
A DIRECT DEMOCRACY
HAVING NO GOVERNMENT/LAW
WHAT WORD DESCRIBES AN ABUSIVE GOVERNMENT?
ANARCHY
TYRANNY
MONARCHY
The Rule of Law demands Order and Security which means citizens should feel ________________ during daily activities.
happy
safe
frustrated
This figure is a
symbol of the American justice system. What does the blindfold covering the figure’s eyes represent?
equality under the law
separation of powers
checks and balances
natural law
News article, "Miami Ex-Officer Gets 2 Years' Prison for Gambling Bribes, " www.cbslocal.com, May 17, 2015
Based on the title of this article what can said about the rule of law & transparency of government institutions?
Leaders and government officials are held accountable to the law.
Leaders and government officials are not accountable to the law.
There is no transparency of institutions.
The laws are not legitimate.
A TYRANT IS A LEADER OF WHAT KIND OF GOVERNMENT?
AN ABUSIVE AND UNFAIR GOVERNMENT
A FAIR AND SAFE PLACE WHERE CITIZENS ARE HAPPY
IN CIVICS, "TRANSPARENCY OF GOVERNMENT" MEANS
CITIZENS CAN'T KNOW WHAT THE GOVERNMENT IS DOING
INFORMATION ON GOVERNMENT IS VISIBLE AND ACCESSIBLE
GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS HAVE A LOT OF GLASS WINDOWS
WHAT CITY AND STATE DO WE LIVE IN?
Florida, Miami
Miami, Florida
Florida
Miami
Who is the governor of the state of Florida?
Donald Trump
Ron DeSantis
Which of these documents was signed 800+ years ago by King John of England. HINT: It is the oldest example of Rule of Law and limited the powers of a king or queen.
The U.S. Constitution (in 1787)
The English Bill of Rights (in 1689)
The Magna Carta (in 1215)
The Mayflower Compact (in 1620)
