Naturalization
Vocabulary
Three main values
Trivia
Trivia number 2!
100

What is a document giving details of what a person or group hopes to do or achieve, but which is not a legal contract.

Declaration of intent.

100

Define birth rate.

The number of live births per 1,000 people in a population within a given period.

100

What is the concept of freedom and the individual rights and privileges that citizens enjoy within a society.

Liberty.

100

What is used to find the size of a states population?

The census.

100

When people migrate they…

Move from one place to another.

200

What is made to become a naturalized U.S. citizen.

An application.

200

Define Sunbelt.

The region in the southern and southwestern U.S. with a warm climate.

200

What is the principle of treating all individuals fairly and impartially, regardless of their background, characteristics, or circumstances.

Equality.

200

Which group of people settled the original 13 colonies?

The English settlers.

200

If you live in the Sunbelt is it hot? Or is it cold?

It’s hot!

300

What is the amount of time a person must live in a country before being able to apply for citizenship through naturalization.

Residency.

300

What is naturalization?

The legal process that an alien may become a citizen.

300

What are the three main values?

Equality, liberty, and justice.

300

What are dual citizens?

Residents of the United States but citizens of another country.

300

What is something a refugee would participate in?

Moving to another country due to their come conditions.

400

What is a key step in the process of becoming a citizen of a country.

Interview.

400

What is civics?

The study of what it means to be a citizen.

400

What is justice.

The fair and impartial treatment of individuals.

400

What’s a suburban area?

A residential area on the outskirts of a city or town.

400

How often does census occur?

Every 10 years.

500

A solemn declaration that individuals take when they are granted citizenship through naturalization.

Oath of allegiance.

500

What is a person who intends to live in another country permanently.

An immigrant.

500

Which of the three main values in civics—liberty, equality, or justice—is the odd one out?

None!

500

What is quota?

A limited number of immigrants allowed into a country.

500
What is the population of China?

1.4 billion.

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