Unit 7 EXAM

Question 1

Legal process to become a citizen

Answer 1

Naturalization

Question 2

Citizen because born on US soil

Answer 2

jus soli

Question 3

Citizenship by blood-parents

Answer 3

Jus sanguinis

Question 4

Separation of racial groups

Answer 4

Segregation

Question 5

Forcing a noncitizen back to their county of origin

Answer 5

Deportation

Question 6

Give up citizenship

Answer 6

Expatriation

Question 7

Citizenship revoked due to a fraud in the process

Answer 7

Denaturalization

Question 8

Unauthorized immigrant

Answer 8

Undocumented alien

Question 9

A negative opinion without reasonable investigation

Answer 9

Prejudice

Question 10

Non-violent refusal to obey unjust laws to advocate change

Answer 10

Civil disobedience

Question 11

14th amendment-the law must be applied the same for all

Answer 11

Equal protection clause

Question 12

Policy to provide opportunities to groups historically discriminated against

Answer 12

Affirmative action

Question 13

What are the ways to be a citizen as well as ways to lose your citizenship?

Answer 13

To be a citizen, a person must be one by birth, by U.S. parentage, or by naturalization. A person can lose their citizenship by treason, expatriation, or denaturalization.

Question 14

What did the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1999 do?

Answer 14

This act prohibited discrimination against people with disabilities and required all public buildings and transportation to be accessible.

Question 15

unjust treatment of categories of people

Answer 15

discrimination

Question 16

What minority group was last to receive citizenship?

Answer 16

Native Americans

Question 17

What is the largest minority group today?

Answer 17

Hispanics