WorksheetsUnit 1 Study Guide
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 26mins
Definition of Citizenship
(a)
What is the process of getting citizenship?
Immigration
Taking a test
Naturalization
Studying American History
What are the ways you can lose citizenship?
Going to another country
Denaturalization
Burglary
Expatriation
What are the rights of citizens (what can citizens do)?
Vote for a president and getting a job
Buy property and go to landmarks
Buy food and drive a car
How many steps are there to get naturalized?
(a)
Which one of these are the steps TO naturalization?
1. Sending application to USCIS
2. USCIS checking if person meets requirements
3. Person taking the exam
4. Special ceremony & Oath of Allegiance
1. USCIS checking if person meets requirements
2. USCIS sending application
3. Person taking exam
4. Special ceremony
1. Sending application to USCIS
2. Person taking exam
3. USCIS checking if person meets requirements
4. Oath of Allegiance
What are the requirements to getting Naturalization?
Getting a job in the U.S.A, doing taxes, and applying for school
Lawful resident in America for two years, at least sixteen years old, and smart.
At least eighteen years old, good moral character, and understand U.S. civics.
What is a Natural-Born?
(a)
What is Immigration?
Someone who travels a lot
Migrating to a country
Born in one country then moves to another PERMANENTLY
Born in a foreign country and goes to another country TEMPORARILY
What is an "Alien"?
(a)
What is a "Resident Alien"?
An Alien who lives in another country permanently.
An Alien who buys a house from in another country
An Alien who is a resident in their home country
What is a "Nonresident Alien"?
An Alien who is becoming a citizen
An Alien who lives in another country from a long time
An Alien who is expected to live in a country for a short period of time
What is a "Refugee"?
(a)
What are "Values"?
An estimate of something
Something precious to you
What you think are good and bad
Take into consideration
What are some responsibilities that citizens have?
Paying taxes, go to night clubs, and be informed politcally
Voting for president, respecting others, and doing community service
Get paid well, go to school, and be obediant
Not breaking laws, having a clean house, and running for mayor
What are some duties for citizens?
Attending school, getting paid, and being informed in politics
Defending the nation, serve in court, and paying taxes
Serving in court, being in court, and going shopping
What is a "Social Contract"?
(a)
What are some "Natural Rights"?
Freedom to drink whatever they want, freedom to own property, and freedom to speak freely
Freedom to speak freely, freedom to wear whatever the want, freedom to do whatever they want
Freedom to buy whatever they want, freedom to own something, and the way of thinking
Freedom to think whatever , freedom to express religion, and freedom to own something
What is "Ethnic Group"?
People who share the same cultural/regional background.
People who come from another country
People who don't aren't religious
What is a Democracy?
A government where they don't care about their citizens
A government where it's citizens choose their leader
A government where the citizens have no power over them
A government that is very weak
List some examples for the Principles of Democracy.
Having the citizens have no say in politics and obeying the law
The government has power over everyone and that no one tries treason
Law of Order, and being fair to everyone
Limited Government and Law of Order
What is a symbol!?!?!!
A bald eagle
A description of something being represented by
A image representing something
Holding up the American flag
What is an example of a symbol of America?
(a)
What are two ways you can be a U.S citizen (also including the steps?)
(a)
Why does the Statue of Liberty serve as a symbol for the U.S? What does it symbolize?
What are some American shared values? How do they connect Americans?
What are some principles of a democracy? Be prepared to list and explain two of them
