Checkup 3 Flashcards

1
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member in full standing of the political community

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citizen

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2
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renouncing one’s citizenship by pledging allegiance to or being naturalized by a foreign state

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expatriation

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3
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proof of alien registration

A

green card

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4
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process of granting citizenship to an alien or national

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naturalization

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5
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specific areas defined and protected by a government

A

civil rights

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6
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person enjoying protection of U.S. but not all privileges of citizenship

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national

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7
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temporary visitor or resident with citizenship in another country

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alien

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8
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most important method of political participation for a U.S. citizen

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voting

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9
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a citizen’s only responsibility in a totalitarian state

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obedience

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10
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Privileges of aliens: ____________ public schools; ______ contracts; ________ property (in most states); use the _________ system

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attend; make; own; judicial

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11
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Requirements of aliens: __________ an alien registration card; ________ the law; pay ______________; register yearly with the _________

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have; obey; taxes; INS

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12
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hold _______________________; _______

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civil service job; vote

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13
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A citizen’s most basic obligation is allegiance and loyalty to his ______________; his most basic privileges are claiming its protection of his _____________ and ________________ and participating fully in its political life.

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nation; life; property

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14
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Common loyalty was the basis for membership in the Greek _____________; prior to their development, the basis of human relationships was ____________________.

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city-states; kinship

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15
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The _____________ Amendment, which gives a definition of national citizenship, was written as a result of the issue of _______________ and the War Between the States.

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Fourteenth, slavery

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16
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A person may acquire citizenship either by _____________ or by ___________________.

A

birth; naturalization

17
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In the U.S., citizenship by birth is based on ________________ a person is born rather than on __________________ he is born.

A

where; to whom

18
Q

Naturalization is a ______________ process usually granted to one who has entered the U.S. as a legal immigrant.

A

legal

19
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The requirements for naturalization: must have been a resident for atleast _ years; must be able to read, write, and speak __________; must renounce __________ to his former country; must be of good moral __________________; must have entered the U.S. __________.

A

5; English; allegiance; character; legally

20
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Today _____________________ is the only reason for termination of citizenship of a native-born U.S. citizen.

A

voluntary renunciation

21
Q

Our government derives its authority from ________.

A

God

22
Q

The _____________ was a part of God’s plan for man even before he sinned.

A

family

23
Q

The Believer’s responsibility toward government is to _________ it and to promote _____________ in every area of life.

A

obey; justice

24
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Our ___________ and our nationalism should not be combined into one creed because they are not totally compatible.

A

faith

25
Q

Civil rights include limitations on government and ______________ of government.

A

obligations

26
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The __________________________________ is based on the premise that the protection of civil rights is the reason that government exists.

A

Declaration of Independence

27
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Government must also limit man’s __________________ because of his sin.

A

freedom

28
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Civil rights are ____________, which means one may not infringe on the rights of others in exercising them.

A

relative

29
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The _________________________ should protect our civil rights by interpreting and applying constitutional guarantees.

A

court system

30
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_______________________ due process requires the government to act fairly with the people, and _________________ due process deals with the fairness of the laws themselves.

A

Procedural; substantive