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100

What is 1 qualification of becoming a U.S. citizen? 

What is..

1. Be at least 18 years old 

2. Be lawful permanent resident

3. Have lived in the U.S. for 5 years

4. Be of ''Good moral character'' 

5. Know basic English 

100

What are the 2 types of Democracy's 

What is..

Direct & Representative

100

Who was the Grievances of the Declaration of Independence addressed to? 

Who is..

King George the 3rd 

100

Why didn't the Articles of the Confederation work? 

What is..

They had one branch of government 

To rigid ( 9/13 of states to pass laws & 13/13 states to pass amendments) 

Can't tax, regulate trade, and enforce laws

100

What is the name of all the 10 amendments?

What is ..

Bill of Rights 

200

What is law of soil?

What is..

Anyone born on U.S. soil is a citizen 

200

What is an Absolute Monarchy? 

What is..

A King or Queen with Absolute power


200

What did Thomas Paine write? 

What is..

A pamphlet called ''Common Sense"

200

What did Shay's Rebellion show the government? 

What is..

It was weak 

200

What is the difference between the 9th and 10th amendments?

what is..

9- gives power to the people 

10- power to the states 

300

What are 2 obligations of U.S. citizens? 

What is..

Obey Laws

Pay Taxes

Serve on jury

Defend the nation 


300

What is Socialism?

What is..

Public ownership of businesses

300

What amendments from our Bill of Rights were influenced from the English Bill of Rights? 

What is..

1. Freedom of Speech 

2. No cruel or unusual punishment 

3. No taxes without consent

300

What are Checks and Balances?

What is..

Each branch has the ability to check, restrain, the other branches

300

What is the Constitutional Amendment process?

2/3rds of congress

3/4ths of states 

400

What are 3 responsibilities that citizens have?

What is..

Vote

Attend civic meetings 

Petition the government 

Run for office 

400

Who has all the power in a unitary form of government?

What is..

The National Government 

400

What events led to the writing of the Declaration of Independence? (4 answers)

What is..

1. Stamp act

2. Quartering act

3. Tea act 

4. No taxation w/o representation 

400

What did the Anti-federalists want? 

what is..

The Bill of Rights included in the Constitution 

400

What are the 10 Amendments?

What is..

1. Freedom of Religion, Assembly, Petition, Press, Speech

2. Bear arms

3. Quartering of soldiers

4. Arrests and searches

5. Rights of people accused of crimes

6. Rights of people on trial for crimes

7. Jury trials in civil cases 

8. Limitations on bail and punishments 

9. Rights kept to the people 

10. Powers kept by the states or the people 

500

List the 5 steps of the Naturalization process

What is..

1. Live in the U.S. for 5 years 

2. Fill out an application

3. Fingerprint and background check 

4. Interview

5. Pass the civics and English test

6. Take an Oath of Allegiance 

500

How does a Prime Minister become a Prime Minister?

What is ..

1. The Prime Minister is First elected as a legislature

2. Then they are elected to the executive branch form the other legislatures 

500

What is Consent of the governed? 

what is..

Consent of the the people allowing the government to have all the power to control them

500

What do all the phrases of the Preamble mean? 

What is..

We the people: popular sovereignty

A more perfect union: make a better country 

Establish justice: fairness/equality - courts 

Ensure domestic tranquility: keep the peace 

Provide for the common defense: military 

Promote the general welfare: help people 

Secure the blessings of liberty: freedom 

To ourselves and our posterity: forever 

500

Fred lives in Florida and visits family in Alabama. While he is visiting he does something illegal thinking it is legal, since it's legal in Florida.

What amendment caused this? 

what is..

10th amendment 

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