Naturalization
The amount of years required before you can start the Naturalization Process
What is 5 years?
When you have citizenship of two countries
What is dual citizenship?
The DUTY that you all do 5 days a week (most weeks)
What is attending school?
The age you can start to vote
What is 18?
How many levels and branches of government are there?
Three
The process for becoming a citizen
What is Naturalization?
The way most Americans became citizens
What is Birth?
You must pay this on things you buy
What are taxes?
When you keep up with the news or research topics you are doing this
What is being informed?
The top LEVEL of government in the U.S?
Federal or National
The last step in the Naturalization process?
What is the Oath of Allegiance?
Legal non U.S Citizens who are living here are either refugees or have this specific document
What is a Green Card?
The name for serving as part of a court and judging a case with people just like you
What is Jury Duty?
The penalty for not doing your civic responsibility
What is there is none officially?
The lowest LEVEL of American Government
Local
The 4th step of the Naturalization process
What is the Citizenship Test?
If you are fleeing violence in your home country, you can go to the U.S and claim this
What is Asylum?
The official name for the military draft
What is Selective Service?
Giving to charity, cleaning up litter, helping the elderly, etc. are examples of this civic responsibility
What is helping the community?
The branches that carries out the law
Executive Branch
The 2nd step of the Naturalization process
What is completing the application?
The amendment which explains the ways one can become a U.S citizen
What is the 14th amendment?
The age range and gender who can be drafted
DAILY DOUBLE: What are men aged 18-25?
Citizens who are responsible respect this when working with other people
What is respectings others rights?
The branch that INTERPRETS the law
Judicial Branch
The 3rd Step in the Naturalization process
What is the Interview?
The name for undocumented peoples on official government forms
What is an Alien?
This duty is important for ensuring that a persons rights are respected in court
What is Jury Duty?
Running for office or protesting a law are examples of this responsibility
What is taking part in government?
The idea that power is divided between the FEDERAL and STATE governments is called ???
When the people are the SOURCE of government power and can "take it back" if the government is being bad
What is Consent of the Governed?