Class Rules
Section 1
Section 2
Section 3
100

What is the name of the civics exam you have at the end of the year?

The EOC. 

100

What word refers to someone who is a legally recognized member of a country? 

A citizen. 

100

What word refers to someone who left their country to come to the United States? 

An immigrant.

100

What is the census?

How to the United States keeps track of the population. 

200

What is Mr. Martin's email?

wmartin@charterk12.com

200
What are the three fundamental American values? 
Equality, Liberty, and Justice.
200

What is the difference between a citizen and a resident?

Citizen= legally recognized member of country that can vote
Resident= immigrant that is authorized to live in the country

200

The amount of births in a country per 1,000 people. 

Birthrate.

300

What color pens can you use in class? 

Black and Blue

300

What would happen to an office holder who never responded to voters in his district?

He would be voted out. 

300

What is a quota? 

The number of immigrants allowed in the United States per year. 

300

Characteristics that describe a population.

Demographics.

400
What two materials are needed for class every day?

Blue folder and notebook.

400

What is one responsibility that comes with citizenship? 

Voting, paying taxes, defending your country, or completing jury duty. 

400

What is naturalization? 

The process by which an immigrant becomes a citizen. 

400

The movement from one place to another. 

Migration.

500

What word describes the system, people, and institutions who practice political authority over the public? 

The government. 

500

If you are escaping grave circumstances in your home country and come to the U.S, you are considered a ________.

Refugee.

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