A Diverse Population
Becoming a Citizen
Vocabulary
Rights, Duties, Responsibilities
Grab Bag
100

What is an immigrant?

An individual who moves permanently to a new country.

100

Name the two types of citizens.

Natural Born and Naturalized.

100

Studying this topic means analyzing the rights, duties, and responsibilities of Americans.

What is Civics?

100

What are two rights of U.S. citizens?

Freedom of speech, freedom of religion, right to bear arms, life, liberty, pursuit of happiness

100

Name two values that Americans share.

Freedom, Equality, Tolerance, Individualism, Hard Work, Competition, Patriotism

200

What percentage of Americans are descended from immigrants?

98%

200

What are the two types of legal aliens?

Resident (Green Card Holder) and Non-Resident

200

The concept of electing individuals to represent your interest within the Government.

What is popular sovereignty?

200

What is the difference in responsibilities and duties?

Responsibilities are things you should do and duties are things you are required to do.

200

The idea that the government receives its power from the people.

What is popular sovereignty?

300

Which two areas are the source of most immigrants?

North America and Asia

300

Name the steps in the application process.

Apply, interview, test, oath

300

Respecting and accepting others, regardless of their beliefs, practices, or differences.

What is tolerance?

300

What does Mr. Vigil think is the most important responsibility of U.S. citizens?

What is being informed and voting?

300

A ____________ factor is a reason why an immigrant leaves their homeland. Also, what is and example of this factor?

What is a Push Factor?

Ex: Economic, political, social, environmental, etc. 

400

Members of a ______________ share a common, national cultural, or racial background.

What is an ethnic group?

400

Which two groups discussed in class do not have a pathway to citizenship?

Non-Resident Aliens and Illegal Aliens (Undocumented Immigrants)

400

The practice of offering your time and services to others without receiving payment.

What is volunteerism?

400

What are three responsibilities of U.S. citizens?

Being informed and voting, respect the rights and property of others, contribute to the common good.

400
Explain DACA.

Program that allowed illegal immigrants who came as children to stay in U.S.

500

What is a key practice, relationship, or organization in a society? Give me two examples.

Institution

Schools, Churches, Families, Clubs/Organizations

500

Name four of the 5 requirements to become naturalized.

18, 5 years in U.S., good moral character, English, know U.S. civics

500

Explain what the term "melting pot" means.

We're all Americans even though we have different backgrounds.

500

What are the 5 duties of U.S. citizens?

Obey law, pay taxes, enroll in draft at 18, jury duty, attend school.

500

What are three National Service Programs discussed in class?

Peace Corps, AmeriCorps, Senior Corps

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