6.4 Flashcards
In the U.S what is not considered a duty of citizenship?
a-buying health insurance
b-obeying law enforcement officials
c-serving on a jury
d-paying taxes
a-buying health insurance
how do citizens accept responsibilities for protecting others’ 6th amendment rights?
a-participate in elections
b-pay income taxes
c-sign up for draft
d- serve on juries
d-serve on juries
one way to become a citizen of the U.S is to go through process of _____________.
a-immigration
b-naturalization
c-deportation
d-draft
b-naturalization
what privileges do legal immigrants have while in U.S
a-if they’re under 35 and worked in U.S for at least 2 years, they wont be deported for breaking law
b-once 18, can vote and hold most public offices
c- once 35, can run for president
d- once 18, spent 5 years in U.S, can request to go through naturalization
d-once 18, spent 5 years in U.S, can request to go through naturalization
what is the purpose of political action committees (PAC’S)
a- collect money for federal and state governments to help pay services such as public roads
b- help immigrants become naturalized citizens of the U.S by teaching them U.S history
c- petition government on behalf of citizens who feel their needs are not being met
d- raise money from contributors and give it to candidates who support certain issues
d- raise money from contributors and give it to candidates who support certain issues
why do american men 18+ have to register with Selective Service
a- so state colleges can tell them about financial aid programs
b- so federal government can contact them in case of draft
c- so state based political campaigns can get them to vote
d- so local court system can call on them to sit for jury duty
b- so federal government can contact them in case of draft
obeying laws, paying taxes, and willingness to serve on jury are-
a-duties of U.S citizens
b- ways in which citizens can influence government
c- protected by 2nd amendment
d- ways in which citizens can influence government
a-duties of citizens
___________ are people who permanently move to a new country
a- aliens
b-citizens
c-interest groups
d-immigrants
d-immigrants
in U.S most naturalized citizens are americans who
a- who were adopted by birth by american parents in foreign country
b- do not have to use U.S passports for international travel
c- were born outside of U.S to foreign born parents
d- had one american parent and one foreign born parent at birth
c- were born outside of U.S to foreign born parents
which of following is required for a person to become a U.S citizen
a- one must serve in U.S military
b- one must been born in U.S
c- foreign born people whos parents are not citizens must move to U.S
d- foreign born people must work in U.S for more than 7 years
c- foreign born people whos parents are not citizens most move to U.S
