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Citizenship, Rights, Duties, Responsibilities, Community Service

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"All persons born or naturalized in the United States, ans subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and the state wherein they reside..." The above quote comes from - Fourteenth Amendment
What defines citizenship in the United States? Fourteenth Amendment
The means of obtaining citizenship in the United States is - Birth or Naturalization
To be a citizen by birth you must be - Born in the U.S. or a U.S. Territory OR born anywhere if at least one parent is a U.S. citizen
A person not born a U.S. citizen can become one through the process of - Naturalization
To be a citizen through naturalization you must demonstrate knowledge of - U.S. History and the principles of Government
To be a citizen through naturalization you must demonstrate the ability to read, write,and speak - English
What has lead to an increasingly diverse society in the United States? Immigration and Naturalization
During what time period did the United States develop an increasingly diverse society? 20th Century
What are the five freedoms included in the first Amendment? Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, and Petition
According to our freedom of Religion who cannot set up an official religion, endorse one religion over another, nor interfere with our free exercise of religion? Government
Our freedom of Speech allows citizens to express their - Opinions and Beliefs
Freedom of the Press allows whom to gather and publish information even that which criticizes the government? Media
Which First Amendment freedom allows citizens to peacefully gather together in groups? Assembly
Which First Amendment freedom allows citizens to make their views known to government officials through such means as lobbying and demonstrating? Petition
Which Amendment extends the Due Process protections to actions of the states? Fourteenth
What term referrs to protections individuals accused of commiting crimes have to assure that they will have a fair trial? Due Process
Obeying laws, paying taxes, serving in the armed forces if called, and serving on a jury or as a witness in court are all ___ of citizens. Duties
Citizens who do not fulfill their civic duties have what consequences? Legal
Voting, holding office, communicating with officials, serving in appointed positions, participating in political campaigns, keeping up with current events, respecting other's right to an equal voice in government are all ____ of citizens. Responsibilities
Civic responsibilities are fulfilled by choice therefore they are ____. Voluntary
Voluneering to support domcratic instituions, expressing concern about the community, and helping to make the community a good place to live are all part of - Community Service
One example of volunteering to support a democratic institution would be to help the - League of Women Voters
Three areas that most citizens express concern about welfare of their community are - Environment, Public Health and Safety, Education
Three ways to help the community become a good place to work and live would be to become involved in volunteering in - Public Service Organizations, Tutoring, Nursing Homes
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