Naturalization
Who Are Citizens?
Rights of Citizens
Duties of Citizens
Taxes and Revenue
100

In order to apply for U.S. citizenship, a legal alien must be this age:

18 years old

100

Another word for the idea that all citizens must “respect the rights, beliefs and opinions of others” is called:

Tolerance

100

Originally, who who could vote?

Landowning white men

100

The most basic duty that every citizen must follow (or else):

Obey the law

100

The money the government owes (38 trillion and counting):

National debt

200

Officially known as the permanent residency card:

Green Card

200

Someone who is NOT a member of a community with a government and laws is known as a(n) ____________.

Alien

200

Which amendment tells police officers that they need probable cause (and a warrant) to search you?

4th Amendment

200

This duty requires everyone to pay these to fund the country:

Paying taxes

200

Taxes that get higher the more money you make are called:

Progressive taxes

300

The final step in the naturalization process:

An oath of allegiance

300

Which amendment defines U.S. citizenship?

The 14th Amendment

300

This amendment guarantees your right to a lawyer and jury in a criminal case:

6th Amendment

300

This duty determines the innocence or guilt of your peers in a court of law:

Jury duty

300

Money a person is allowed to subtract from their “gross” income, or total income is called:

Tax deductions

400

The legal name for birthright citizenship:

Jus Soli

400

Name 3 responsibilities of citizens:

Answers include:

Volunteering, watching the news, running for local office, voting, etc.

400

The clause that states the government cannot promote a specific religion:

Establishment Clause

400

You must attend this institution (even if you don't want to):

School!!

400

Every year, most income earners in the U.S. are expected to complete a  ________________ by April 15th to send into the IRS (Internal Revenue Service).

Federal Tax Return (1040 Form)

500

When someone gives up their citizenship voluntarily:

Expatriation

500

What kind of citizen can be described as a person who focuses on taking care of themselves by doing things like obeying the law and paying their taxes?

A personally responsible citizen

500

When was the 14th Amendment passed?

1868

500
Once they turn 18, all men must register for:

Selective service

500

By far, the largest category of expenditures  or expenses our government has is:

Social spending (Medicare/Social Security)

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