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gov't topic 9 test

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when the gov't requires people to serve in the military draft
becoming a citizen after birth naturalization
loss of citizenship denaturalization
a citizen may voluntarily give up their citizenship by pledging allegiance to another country expatriation
someone who comes into a new country to live immigrant
a percentage of people allowed in quota
people who share the same culture and background ethnic group
those powers or privileges that gov't grants to individuals to guarantee their equal treatment under the law civil rights
seperating groups based on race, ethnicity, or gender segregation
law of the soil jus soli
law of the blood jus sanguinis
explain the 8 steps of the naturalization process 1) Be a lawful resident of the U.S. for 5 yrs. 2) Be 18 years old 3) Complete an application 4) Be able to speak, read, and write English 5) Be of good moral character 6) Have knowledge of U.S. history.
continued> 7) support the principles of the U.S. Constitution 8) take the oath of citizenship renouncing any previous allegiances
how does an american citizen lose their citizenship voluntarily giving it up or committing fraud during naturalization
name three things as american citizens that we should do for our country 1) vote in elections 2) follow the law 3) participate in your community
how can prejudice and discrimination become less of a problem in any soceity it takes changes in attitudes, systems, and everyday behavior
before 1882 america allowed anyone to come to our country, but after this date the U.S. gov't put on some restrictions. Name three Chinese Exclusion Act Immigration Act of 1882 Contract Labor Laws
why is america known as a melting pot because we're a nation of immigrants + everyone is from somewhere different
what is the difference between prejudice and discrimination prejudice- pre-judge a race with an opinion discrimination- destructive acts of prejudice
what was the seperate but equal laws not a good thing for black americans It wasn't equal. They had seperate schools, churches, restaurants, + much more
name three groups in America that have been discriminated against African-Americans, Hispanics, Native Americans
explain affirmative action a policy or set of practices meant to reduce discrimination and increase opportunities for groups that have been treated unfairly
what is the difference between an immigrant and a refugee immigrant- chooses to move to another country refugee- wants to escape the harsh conditions of their country
what did the civil rights act of 1964 do desegregated bathrooms, restaurants, water fountains, hotels, etc
how do states deal with same sex marriages? every state must allow and recognize same-sex marriages
what ethnic group in the U.S. has been discriminated against the longest african-americans + native americans
what court case desgregated american schools brown v. board of education
how many aliens are allowed to become american citizens each year 650,000
name the point of entry into america which most immigrants passed through when entering the country Ellis Island
what american city is this point of entry located new york city
which president signed the civil rights bil into law in 1964 lyndon b johnson
who was the black woman who was arrested for not giving up her seat on the bus to a white person rosa parks
which court case made seperate but equal legal in the U.S. plesy v. ferguson
who was the first black supreme court justice thurgood marshall
which supreme court justice has served the longest william o. douglas
Created by: calitollifson
 

 



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