Citizenship
All people born or naturalized in the U.S. What is the Term.
What is a Citizen
To Obey the Law.
What is an Obligation
The branch that decides if laws go against the constitution.
What is the Judicial Branch?
The most important responsibility for citizens ?
What is Voting?
What Branch is the President in?
Executive Branch
Citizenship based off of biological parents.
Law of Blood
To Attend Civics Meetings.
What is a Responsibility?
What protects citizens from from the government?
What are Amendments?
When citizens ask the government for positive changes.
What is petition?
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This amendment number describes the definition of citizenship.
What is the 14th amendment?
To Serve on Juries.
What is an Obligation?
Fair treatment when applied to the rule of law?
What is Due Process?
A legal person living in the U.S. but is not a citizen.
What is A Resident?
You gaine 300 points
Congrats!
Citizenship based on place or country of birth.
Law of Soil
To Pay Taxes.
What is an Obligation?
Executive, Legislative and Judicial Branch.
What are the Branches of Government?
To Recycle.
What is a responsibility?
5 requirements to become a naturalized citizen?
18 Years old
Resident for 5 Years
Good Character
Application
Test English/Government
What is Naturalization?
To Vote and Petition.
What are Responsibilities?
What is The Rule of Law?
In a time of need, all males 18-25 must defend the nation.
What is Selective Service?
All actions or beliefs that benefit the community.
Common Good.