Types of Citizenship
If you are born within U.S. borders, you are a _______ U.S. citizen.
Natural‑born.
What is a civic duty?
Actions that laws require you to do.
What is one way to show loyalty to the USA?
Following U.S. laws, ???
The U.S. Constitution is the ______ of the land.
Supreme law.
How many Senators does each state have?
2
What is the legal process that allows foreign nationals to become citizens?
Naturalization
What is one civic responsibility of citizens?
Supporting your community, staying informed, volunteering, voting, etc
Why should citizens research before voting?
To know who and what they are voting for
How many amendments does the Constitution have?
27
How old must you be to vote?
18 years old
Children under 18 automatically become citizens if at least one parent is a citizen. What type is this?
Derivation citizenship
What must men ages 18–25 register for?
Selective Service.
What does embracing diversity mean?
Respecting different beliefs and lifestyles.
What are the first 10 amendments called?
The Bill of Rights
What is the maximum age for Selective Service registration?
25
What type of citizenship allows someone to hold citizenship in more than one country?
Dual citizenship.
U.S. citizens must pay which types of taxes?
Federal, state, and local taxes.
Name one way to get involved in your community.
Volunteering, attending events, joining groups, etc.
How long did it take to write the Constitution?
Four months.
Polls stay open all day and do not close for ______.
Lunch
People born in American Samoa or Swains Island are:
Non‑citizen nationals
What penalty can you face for skipping jury duty?
A fine or jail.
Why is staying informed important?
It helps you make better decisions as a citizen.
How many states were part of the U.S. when the Constitution was created?
13 states
Minimum age to become President?
35