Fundamental Principles
How many Fundamental Principles are there?
What is five?
How many ways can you obtain citizenship in the United States?
What is two?
What is it called when I have to do something as a citizen?
What is a duty?
What amendments talk about Due Process?
What are the 5th and 14th Amendments?
What founding document established independence from Britain?
What is the Declaration of Independence?
What fundamental principle establishes that the people rule?
What is Democracy?
What is the name of the process of obtaining Citizenship?
What is Naturalization?
If I am choosing to do something, I am performing a what?
What is a civic responsibility?
What amendment grants you the freedom of assembly?
What is the first amendment?
What founding document established a person's Unalienable Rights?
What is the Declaration of Independence?
Which one of these fundamental principles states that the government is not all-powerful?
What is limited government?
What are the six steps to obtaining citizenship?
What is: be 18, live legally for 3- 5 years in the US, be a good person morally, read, speak and write basic english, take an Oath of Allegiance, pass the naturalization test?
What is facing legal consequences/going to jail/paying a fine?
What are the five freedoms granted by the 1st Amendment?
What is Freedom of Religion, Assembly, Press, Petition and Speech?
Why did the Articles of Confederation fail?
What is a weak central government?
What is the Representative Government?
What is the people electing public office holders in order to condut government?
What country would I be a a citizen of if my parents were citizens of the United States but I was born in Germany?
What is Germany and the United States?
If I pay taxes, am I performing a civic duty or responsibility?
What is a civic duty?
What does Due Process mean?
What is fair and equal treatment in the judicial system?
What founding document established the Freedom of Religion?
What is the Virginia Statute of Religious Freedom?
What is it called when citizens give authority to the government in exchange for protecting their rights?
What is the consent of the governed?
If I was born in Puerto Rico but my parents were not citizens of the United States, what countries would I be a citizen of?
What is Puerto Rico and the United States?
If I volunteer to help my community, would I be performing a civic duty or responsibility?
What is a civic responsibility?
What are three things that Due Processes guarentees citizens?
What is a speedy trial, a jury of your peers, a fair trial, public trial, equal treatment and knowing what charges are against you?
What founding document granted the rights of Englishmen to colonist?
What is the Virginia Charters of the Company of London?