Amendments
Duties of a Citizen
Citizens and Government
Branches of the United States
Gaining US Citizenship
100
The right to bear arms
What is The Second Amendment
100
Follow street lights and regulations
What is Obeying the Law
100
Groups that collect money for candidates
What is PAC
100
Enforces laws passed by he congress
What is The Executive Branch
100
This who break laws can be deported
What is Immigrants
200
Prevents military from forcing citizens to house soldiers
What is The Third Amendment
200
A percent of money taken from your pay check
What is Paying Taxes
200
Citizens and Government duty to what
What is Vote
200
Strike down laws as unconstitutional
What is Judicial Branch
200
Naturalized citizens can lose what
What is Citizenship
300
You have the right not to testify in own trial
What is The Fifth Amendment
300
Required military service
What is The Draft
300
People who share a common interest to take action
What is Interest groups
300
Makes laws
What is The Legislative branch
300
Legal immigrants over what may become naturalized after living in the US for 5 years
What is 18
400
Rights to the constitution are not only the rights to the citizens
What is The Tenth Amendment
400
By doing this you help the government by making the United States better
What is Voting
400
Duty of action political participation is what
What is Influencing Government
400
Divided powers between the states and Federal Government
What is The Federal System
400
Legal immigrants can vote or hold this
What is Office
500
A right to bail, bans cruel and unusual punishment against a person convicted of a crime
What is The Ninth Amendment
500
Doing this can help local vet hospitals, feeding the poor, etc.
What is Volunteering
500
Knowing about the people and laws before voting
What is Function of Elections
500
Kept by States
What is Reserved Powers
500
Foreign-born people whose parents are not citizens must move to US to become this
What is Naturalized
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