Eastwood trivia
What is the address for Eastwood?
4401 E 62nd St.
There are four ways to become a citizen of a country. The most common way is.....
Born in that country
Who is the Supreme Leader of North Korea?
Kim Jong-un
Citizens usually have the right to ________ in elections.
vote
Which 7th grade Eastwood teacher has been teaching 7th grade here the longest?
Mrs. Wright
There are four ways to become a citizen of a country. The second most common is if your ___________________________.
Parents are born in that country
North Korea is located on which continent?
Asia
Also, citizens often have the right to be _________ to government jobs,
elected
Mr. Bigbee has two dogs and a cat. State at least one of their names
Booker, Denver or Manny
Define naturalization
The process to become a citizen if you were born outside of the country in which you are applying for citizenship
Unlimited
The beginning of the United States constitution lists specific rights for American citizens. These amendments are also known as __________________.
the Bill of Rights
What is Ms. Morgan's dogs name?
Dixie
There are four ways to become a citizen of a country. One way you can become a citizen is by __________ an existing citizen.
marrying
Filming everyday life is considered what in North Korea?
Political treason
The beginning of the United States constitution lists specific rights for American citizens. Specifically, how many rights/freedoms are we referencing?
10
Eastwood Middle School was built in what year?
1955
State two reasons why it might it be difficult to become a citizen in a country through the process of naturalization.
1) They may have to speak the country's language. 2) They may have to pass a test about the country's laws and history
What is Kim Jong-un's fathers name?
Kim Jong-Il
The beginning of the United States constitution lists specific rights for American citizens. Name at least 3 of them.
1) Freedom of Speech/Press/Religion
2) Right to bear arms
3) No involuntary quartering of soldiers
4) Search & seizure
5) Self-incrimination, double jeopardy, etc.
6 & 7) Trial by jury
8) Cruel & unusual punishment
9) Extra citizen rights
10) Power to the states/people