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Civics: Unit 1

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Which statement completes the process for Citizenship in the US? (Parent is US Citizen/Born in the US/ ____________) Completing the Naturalization Process
What group is likely to have an increase in numbers as a result of someone completing the naturalization class advertised-FREE CITIZENSHIP CLASS? Eligible Voters
How does the quote below by President John F. Kennedy relate to citizenship in the United States? (QUOTE: MY FELLOW AMERICANS...) Fulfilling your civil responsibilities is important to American democracy
An example of a person who is fulfilling one of their obligations (or civic duties)? Citizen 4: I just recieved a jury summons in the mail, which means I am going to attend jury duty for the first time.
An appropriate title for the graphic below? (Code of Hammurabi, The 10 Commandments, Magna Carta, The US Constitution) Historical Examples of the Rule of Law
Which of the following actions is an example of rule of law in action? The President is impeached and removed from office after evidence demonstrates he committed an abuse of power
According to the law, naturalized American citizens have the right to vote in public elections.
Which of these BEST describes what new citizens affirm when they take this oath? (Example-The Oath of Citizenship for the United States) They agree to be loyal only to the United States.
Upon turning 18, all male citizens of the United States are obligated to register with Selective Service.
Serving on a jury is an important duty because trial by jury is a basic right guaranteed in the Constitution.
How is a civic action such as voting different from serving on a jury? Jury service is considered a civic duty while voting is a responsibility.
All of these are characteristics of what concept? (Everyone must follow the law/ No one is above the law) Rule of Law
Transparency, Stability and Enforcement are characteristics of: Rule of Law
Obey the Law, Attend School, and Participate in Jury Duty are Obligations of US Citizens
Which characteristic serves as a long-term protection against tyranny and is a foundation of liberty in the United States? The Rule of Law
Be of good moral character, basic English , and knowledge of US History and Government are eligibility requirement for becoming a Naturalized Citizen
What are men between the ages of 18 and 25 required by law to do in case of a military emergency? register for the selective service
If a person does not pay their taxes, he or she can be charged with a crime. Why is it important for all people to pay their taxes? because governments need the money to provide citizens with services
"Law should govern."- Aristotle This quote refers to The Rule of Law
Julia, who was born in Miami, FL, moved to Canada when she was 17. After living there for 10 years, she had a daughter named Elizabeth. What is Elizabeth’s citizenship status? She is a citizen of the U.S. based on the “law of blood”
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