Citizenship
Influential Documents
The Enlightenment/Elections
Ancient Greece, Rome, Judeo-Christian Values
Miscellaneous
100

A person moves from another country to the U.S and becomes a citizen. What type of U.S citizen will they be?

Naturalized Citizen

100

Thomas' Paine wrote this pamphlet right as the United States was trying to gain its Independence from Great Britain.

Common Sense

100

At what event are the presidential candidates of each political party presented?

Party conventions

100
Greek word for city-state

Polis

100

Which level of government is in charge of printing money?

Federal government

200

Mario's parents are Italian. They moved to the United States in 1988 and Mario was born in New York City in 1991. Mario is a U.S citizen due to the Law of _______.

Law of Soil. He was born in the U.S

200

The Magna Carta signed in 1215 was the first time the King's powers were ________________.

Limited/Restrained

200

Presidential Election of 2036 Results: Who won?

Democrat candidate gets 75 million popular votes. 252 Electoral college votes.

Republican candidate gets 69 million popular votes. 286 Electoral college votes.

Republican candidate

200

The Ancient Greeks allowed for Civic Participation. What is one of the things they allowed their citizens to do that American citizens are also able to do in modern times?

Voting/Running for Office

200

Name the biggest difference between Obligations & Responsibilities.

Obligations: MUST do. Responsibilities: SHOULD do.

300

What do we call a person that has a green card?

Permanent Resident

300

The Magna Carta allowed citizens to have Due Process. This means they have the right to ________________.

A fair trial if accused of a crime.

300

For the Social Contract to work between citizens and their government, citizens must ______________ in exchange for their government protecting their rights.

Follow the laws established by the government.

300

Every human being must be treated with respect because they all have value, even if they are down on their luck. This religious concept is called ___________ _________.


Individual Worth

300

TRUE or FALSE. The U.S Constitution is easier to amend/change than the Florida Constitution. You need a smaller percentage of people in congress to agree to change it than you would in order to change the Florida Constitution.


FALSE.

400

Which Amendment in the U.S Constitution established that all people born in the United States were automatically granted U.S Citizenship?

14th Amendment

400

The English Bill of Rights banned __________ ___________ or _________ for criminals.

Excessive punishments or bail

400

What are some of things people began questioning during the Enlightenment Era? Name 2

Acceptable answers: Authority, religion, their government, monarchies, the kings/queens.
400

What are the two requirements needed for a country to be a Constitutional Republic?

A written constitution & voting rights.

400

Which of the following states would give the winning candidate the most Electoral College votes?

a)Florida  b)Vermont  c)Texas  d)New Jersey

c) Texas. It has the largest populations out of all of these states

500
What is the last step of the Naturalization Process?

Take an Oath of Allegiance to the United States.

500

Why did the settlers who moved to the American colonies had to come up with the Mayflower Compact?

To self govern, since the laws of Great Britain did not longer protect them because they were too far away. 

500
In which years did the Enlightenment occur?

1685-1815/Late 1600s to early 1800s/Late 17th century to early 19th century.

500

Before Montesquieu's modern idea of Separation of Powers, who else practiced a different version of this principle?

Ancient Rome

500

Name 2 reasons why Constitutions are useful.

Framework for government. Protects the rights of the people. Limits the power of government.