Forms of Government
Becoming a Citizen
Wild Card
Duties and Responsibilities of Citizens
Being an American
100

Governments make these to prevent conflicts between individuals, groups, or nations.
 

What are laws?

100

Without this, the government could not fund schools, police, or public services.

What are taxes?

100

This civic action allows citizens to elect leaders and have a say in government decisions.

 


What is voting?

100

People fleeing persecution or danger who are accepted into the U.S. are known as this.

What are refugees?

100

The first people to live in what is now the United States came from this continent.



What is Asia?

200

In a democracy, laws are made based on this principle, where more than half of the people agree.

What is majority rule?

200

Male citizens between 18 and 25 are required to register for this service in case of a national emergency.
 

What is the Selective Service System?

200

This is a legal duty for children between the ages of 7 and 16 in most states.
 

What is attending school?

200

Naturalization is the legal process to become this in the United States.

What is a U.S. citizen?

200

This founding document of the United States declares that “all people are equal.”

 What is the Declaration of Independence?

300

In the United States, this government has the highest level of authority.

 What is the national government?

300

A legal process to obtain citizenship

What is Naturalization?

300

The first use of direct democracy was in this place. Name city and country.

What is Athens, Greece?

300

Citizenship comes with rights, responsibilities and obligations such as obeying the law and serving on juries, these are called ___________. 

What are duties?

300

These workers, often employed in factories, got their name from the color of their shirts.

What are blue-collar workers?

400

In a ____________________ democracy, citizens elect individuals to make laws and govern on their behalf.

What is representative?

400

Respecting others' beliefs and practices, regardless of differences, is known as this.

What is tolerance?

400

This level of government is closest to citizens and provides services like schools and emergency services.

What is local government?

400

This document, amended in 1868, granted citizenship to African Americans.

What is the Fourteenth Amendment?

400

The United States became a diverse country by the 20th century, with about 40 million of these newcomers contributing to its growth.

Who are immigrants?

500

In this type of state, the government controls nearly all aspects of people's lives.


What is a totalitarian state?

500

This amendment gave women the right to vote

What is the 19th amendment?

500

In the mid-1800s, people began leaving rural areas for cities due to____________________.

What is higher pay in the city factories?

500

____________ is the practice of offering your time and services to others with receiving payment

What is volunteerism?

500

This is considered the most important social institution in American life, responsible for teaching both personal and national values.

 What is the family?