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Us citizenship unit

US sitezenship

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what are 2 ways to become a citizen Naturalization and being native born
6 requirements for a citizen going through naturalization six requirements for a citizen going through a naturalization process Be at least 18, Be a legal resident for 3-5 years, being a loyal character, be able to read,write, and speak basic English , pass naturalization test, take the oath of allegiance at the naturalization ceremony.
What are qualities of a good us citizen Trustworthy and honest, Couresy and respect for the rights of others, responsibility, accountability, and self-reliance, respect for the law, patriotism, participation in the school and/or local community, participation in elections as an informed
What does the R in rapps stand for Religion
what does the A in RAPPS stand for Assembly
what does the first P in RAPPS stand for press
what does the second P in RAPPS stand for pettition
what does the S in RAPPS stand for speech
What does the Religion in rapps mean for free to practice religion
what does the Assembly in RAPPS mean for individuals may peacefully gather
what does Press in RAPPS mean for right to gather and publish
what does petition in RAPPS mean for individuals have the right to make there views
what does Speech in RAPPS mean for free to express their opinions
4th amendment is The right of people to feel safe in their bodies, homes, papers, and property cannot be broken.Police cannot search or take things without a good reason.Warrants need a strong reason, called probable cause.Warrants must be sworn under oath.Warrants must n
6th amendment is Guarantees rights to people accused during a criminal trial.
5th amendment is Protects citizens respect federall nation government rights to remain silent.
14th amendment is declares no state may deprive persons born or naturalized in the USA
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