Immigrant: Is an immigrant a person who was born in a country and lived there for their entire life?

Rights: Does the Bill of Rights state the rights that U.S. citizens have?

Citizen: Is a citizen of a country given certain protections by that country’s government?

Hostile: If someone is hostile, does that mean they are kind and welcoming?

Emigrate: Do some people emigrate from their home countries to escape war?

Customs: Do immigrants in ethnic neighborhoods often share familiar customs from their homelands?

Descendants: Are our descendants people who lived before us who we are related to?

Responsibilities: Are feeding the dog and bringing in the mail two responsibilities that some students have at home?

Factors: Are factors things that influence other things to happen?

Opportunity: Is an opportunity a chance to do something?

Traditional: Do we call a new idea that no one else has ever tried a traditional idea?

Guaranteed: If something is guaranteed does that mean it is sure to happen?

Support: If you cheer and clap for a team, are you showing support?

What is the motto of the United States that is found on the back of all U.S. coins?

Hint: It means “out of many, one.”

Which shows the first three words of the U.S. Constitution?

Which is the document that explains how the U.S. government is supposed to work?

Hint: James Madison is the Father of this document.

Which shows a person exercising, or using, the freedom of speech they are guaranteed in the Constitution?

Who was born in another country and has earned the same rights as citizens born in the United States?

Who were the first people who came to America to practice their religion freely?

Who is called the “Father of the Constitution”?

What is the name of the place that processed many immigrants in New York City on the East Coast?

What statue greeted many immigrants who entered New York Harbor?

What is the name of the place that received or helped many immigrants near San Francisco on the West Coast?