Citizenship & Immigration
The Constitution
History of Politics
Economics
Local Government
100

What are TWO ways someone can become a citizen?

By birth or by naturalization.

100

What is Democracy?

A form of government in which the citizens hold the power to rule and make laws.

100

What is the main goal of winning a political party?

To win elections.

100

What is Entreprenuership? 

creativity & risk-taking to start a business.

100

What is the main funding for local government?

Property tax.

200

How long must you live somewhere to apply for naturalization? 

3-5 years.

200

Describe checks & balances.

Each branch of government can limit the power of the other branches to make sure no one branch becomes too powerful.

200

What were the first two MAJOR parties?

The Federalists and Democratic-Republicans.

200

What is scarcity?

The inability to satisfy all wants and needs at the same time.

200

What powers do local government hold?

legislative, Executive, and Judicial. 

300

What is the last step in naturalization?

Take the Oath of Allegiance.

300

What was the great compromise? 

Created TWO houses of Congress: House of Representatives (population-based & Senate (2 senators per state)




300

What is the role of 3rd parties?

To bring attention to topics ignored by the major parties.

300

What are 3 ways to overcome scarcity?

Innovation, Productivity, and Investing in human capital.

300

What do Town council enact?

Ordinances.
400

What amendment defines citizenship?

The 14th amendment.

400

What was created to protect Individual rights?

The bill of rights.

400

What amendment and what year were woman granted the right to vote?

19th amendment, 1920.

400

What is price determined by?

Supply and demand.

400

Who holds legislative power in counties?

Board of supervisors. 

500

Name one way immigration has influenced society over time.

1. Led to an increasingly diverse society.

2. Influenced various labor markets and increased cultural diversity.

3. Changing global events, such as wars or economic crises, have influenced US immigration policy.

500

What 4 things did the delegates debate?

1. Representation.

2. Taxation.

3. Slave Trade.

4. Individual Rights.

500

Explain the voting rights act of 1965.

  • Purpose: Banned racial discrimination in voting.

  • How: Prohibited literacy tests and other barriers.

  • Importance: Ensured all citizens could exercise their right to vote.

500

What is the Equilibrium price?

Point where supply & demand meet.

500

Who adopts the annual budget in cities?

City council.

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