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civics
chapter 1 review
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Spain settlization | first to arrive/ settle in the U.S. (st. Augustine) moved across to areas of southwest and CA- 1500's |
| French settlization | mainly settled in Canada, along Mississippi River- 1600's |
| dutch settlization | established new Amsterdam and started farms around the Hudson River- 1600's |
| English settlization | atlantic coast, formed us colonies- 1600's |
| africa settlization | they were traded or sold as slaves in the American colonies |
| Where did the concept of citizenship originate? | rome and greece |
| responsible citizens should inform officials of what? | their needs and disagreements |
| What is the maximum quota on immigration into the U.S? | 140,000 per year |
| What is the difference between Resident and non resident legal aliens? | Legal resident aliens are here permanently while nonresident legal aliens are only here for a short period of time |
| What is the primary source o fAfrican American immigration to the U.S. | slavery |
| What two groups of people revolutionized and modernized the concept of traditional citizenship practices? | america and French |
| what are the roles and qualities of of a good citizen? | voting, staying informed, informing officials of need or disagreements, studying civics to understand the role of government, respecting the rights of others, responsibly using natural resources |
| What are the two ways to gain American citizenship? | birth and special legalized process |
| What is the concept of the greek direct democracy? | all citizens meet and discuss government matters and voted to decide what to do |
| who were the first people to come and settle in north america? | spain- 1500's |
| What do we know about the vikings? | they arrived in in 1000 A.D. but didn't settle |
| what is the differences between domestic and foreign policy? | a domestic policy is an administrative decision the is directly related to all issues and activities within a nation's borders while a foreign policy is th away a government advances it's interest in world politics |
| which level of government advances it's interest in world politics? | national/federal government |
| which group contains perfect examples of totalitarian rule | joseph stalin, Adolf hitler, Kim-Jong-Un |
| what are the five requirements that applicant of citizenship/ naturalization have to meet before actually applying? | 18 years or older, thy must be a lawful permanent resident for five years, they must be able to read, write, and speak English, good moral character, show an understanding of U.S. civics |
| List your duties | obeying law, paying taxes, defending the nation, jury duty, and attending school |
| list your responsibilities | being an informed and active citizen, respecting your neighbor's rights, contributing to the common good |
| what type of government is north korea | dictatorship |
| what are the ways to lose citizenship | expatriation, denaturalization, and conviction of serious crimes/ offense |
| Whats the difference between republic and constitutional monarchy | republics have a role in choosing who will be the head of the state while constitutional monarchy is when the hereditary ruler is limited by the country's constitution and laws. Republics have a president and constitutional monarchy have kings and queens |
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