American Citizenship. Citizenship Test In your group, answer the following questions. These are samples from an actual citizenship test. Send ONE PERSON.

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American Citizenship

Citizenship Test In your group, answer the following questions. These are samples from an actual citizenship test. Send ONE PERSON of your group to come up to get your work checked and I will tell you what you missed. The first group to get all correct wins candy

Citizen a legally recognized member of a country.

What is an American? Unlike most nations, there are no racial, religious, or cultural aspects to our nationality. We are a nation of immigrants Immigration: 1.When people move from the country of their birth to America 2.Leads to a more diverse society During large waves of immigration, conflict often develops between new arrivals and natives as they compete for jobs

How do you become a citizen? Birth: 1.Anyone born in the U.S. or U.S. territories or bases is a “native- born” citizen 2.If either parent is a citizen, you are also “native-born” Naturalization A way for Legal immigrants to become citizens Naturalization Process: 1. Live here 5 years 2. Be able to speak, read, and write in English 3. Pass a test proving knowledge of US history and government 4. Loyalty oath to U.S. test/What-did-Susan-B.-Anthony-do/(result)/1

How does law define an American citizen? 14 th Amendment: Defined American citizenship to include “all persons” born or naturalized in the U.S.

Duty vs. Responsibility Duties – required – There are legal consequences if duties are not performed Responsibility - voluntary

Citizens Owe Duties of Citizenship (must do or face legal consequences): 1.Obey the laws 2.Paying taxes 3.Serve in armed forces if called 4.Serve on a jury 5.Serve as a witness in court Responsibilities of Citizens (should do): 1.Keep informed on current issues 2.Communicate with government officials 3.Respect others’ right to an equal voice in government 4.Run for office/participate in campaigns 5.Register and vote

The Best Citizens Traits of Good (Virtuous) Citizens: 1.Trustworthy and honest 2.Respect the rights of others 3.Respect the law 4.Responsible, accountable, and self-reliant 5.Patriotism 6.Participate in the community 7.Informed voter

Skills to be a Good Citizen Ask questions Analyze information Take a position Make a plan