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Unit 1 (new) BM 2.1, 2.2, 1.11 Random Review Questions
Unit 1 (new) BM 2.1, 2.2, 1.11 Random Review Questions
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Maria is born in Guatemala when her US Citizen mom is on vacation there.
Maria is not a US Citizen at birth
Maria is a US Citizen at birth "Law of Blood"
Maria like to eat french fries
Maria is a US Citizen at birth "Law of Soil"
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According the the rule of law..
No One is Above the clouds
All citizens will be elected President
No One is Above the Law
Everyone is above the law
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What does it mean to be naturalized as a US Citizen?
How a bill becomes a law
Born a US Citizen
When you pick your governement representatives
Immigrants, not born US Citizens, but complete the process to become one
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As a result of the naturalization process, the United States has....
more diversity in talents, cultures, traditions and voting perspectives
More US Senators and Representatives per state
less diversity
Huh? there is no such thing as naturalization
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Which amendment to the US Constitution defines citizenship?
10th
14th
1,000,000
3rd
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The Duties and Obligations of US Citizens...
Water
"Should Do's"
Food
"Must Do's"
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If citizens ignore their duties and obligations...
More people will be informed about the government
The world will get along better together
Our rights and safety will be better protected
Our rights, safety and government services provided will suffer
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What does "Birthright CItizenship" mean?
You go through a process to become a citizen
You are automatically a US Citizen at birth
You are born the President of the USA
You win a new car
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Citizen Responsibilities
Be informed, obey laws, pay taxes
Attend civic meetings, community service, vote, petition
drive a car
Run for office, selective service, jury duty
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Places without the Rule of Law...
Laws apply differently, limited freedoms, governments abuse powers
Written rules, laws apply equally, freedoms are protected, more safety
Fair procedures, decisions based on law, transparency of institutions
Hi there!
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What are the general steps (in order) to become naturalized in the USA?
Sleep, Sleep, Sleep
Take Oath, apply, live in the US five years
Be at least 18, permanent legal resident...Apply, test, Oath of Allegiance
Take test of English, Government... Apply, Be at least 18
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Law of Blood & Law of Soil...
The two ways you can be born a US Citizen
Ways to select your government leaders
How you can be naturalized
Hospital bill
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Roger is born in the USA but his parents are not US Citizens
Roger is a Birthright US Citizen. "Law of soil"
Roger like to play baseball
Roger is automatically a permanent legal resident of the USA
Roger is a US Citizen at birth due to Naturalization
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What tests must you pass to become naturalized in the US?
Math, Physics
English, American History & Government
Cooking, Spelling, Driving
Reading, Financial literacy
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What are the 4 "Must Do's" of US Citizens
Run for Office, Selective Service, Pay Taxes, Petition
Be Informed, Obey Laws, Pay Taxes, Jury Duty
Pay for Xbox, Be in love, Community service
Obey Laws, Pay Taxes, Jury Duty, Selective Service
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This protects us from arbitrary, abusive government power...
Being born a Citizen
Honda Civic
Only local ordinances
The Rule of Law
