Citizenship
The process by which a person not born in the U.S. becomes a citizen.
Naturalization
Multiculturalism
The American heritage has lasted this long
Over 200 years
Census
A person born in the U.S. is considered:
Native born citizen
Permanent residents who live in the U.S. but are not citizens
Aliens
What is the most populous city in the United States?
New York City
The study of population characteristics:
Demographics
What type of test does a person have to pass during naturalization:
Civics
The maximum number of immigrants allowed in the U.S. since 1995:
675,000
One way the government keeps people safe:
Police, fire department or public safety
Since 1970 the American household size has:
Decreased
Name one civic responsibility all U.S. citizens have.
What is voting, obeying the law or serving on a jury
The first people to settle in North America 12000-40000 years ago
Asia
The migration of people to the suburbs increased because of this:
Automobile
This gender group is increasingly attending college and working outside of the home:
Women
A good citizen does this to sta informed and participate in government.
Explorers claimed land in the Americas in 1492 for this European country:
Spain
One way people can be involved in their communities today:
Census data is used to decide this in Congress:
How many representatives each state gets.