Vocabulary
Immigration
U.S. Citizenship
Government
Important Places and People
100

This word means "promised or certain."

Guaranteed

100

What is an immigrant?

A person who moves to a new country.

100

What is a citizen?

A person who belongs to a country and has rights.

100

What is the Constitution?

The plan for how the government works.

100

Where did many immigrants enter the U.S.?

Ellis Island

200

This word means “arguments or not agreeing.”

Disagreements

200

Why do people come to the United States?

Jobs, freedom, safety, better life

200

What is a naturalized citizen?

Someone who becomes a citizen after moving to a country.

200

What is the Bill of Rights?

The first 10 amendments that protect rights.

200

What statue welcomed immigrants?

Statue of Liberty

300

This word means “a group of people who decide if someone is guilty or not.”

Jury

300

What are push factors?

Things that push people to leave (danger, no jobs)

300

Name one step to become a citizen.

Learn rules, take a test, live in the country, attend ceremony.

300

What does “We the People” mean?

The people have the power.

300

Name one major city immigrants settled in.

New York, Chicago, Boston, San Francisco, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Detroit, etc. 

400

These are changes made to the Constitution.

Amendments

400

What are pull factors?

Things that attract people (freedom, opportunity)

400

What are rights?

Freedoms people have.

400

Who is called the “Father of the Constitution”?

James Madison

400

What does “E pluribus unum” mean?

Out of many, one.

500

People who leave their country to find safety are called…

Refugees/Immigrants

500

Why is the U.S. called the “land of opportunity”?

Because people can have better lives and more opportunities.

500

What are responsibilities?

Things people must do (follow laws, rules).

500

What does “consent of the governed” mean?

The government gets power from the people.

500

Name one Founding Father.

George Washington / Thomas Jefferson / James Madison

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