1. Who are We As Americans?
The American
National Identity

2. All of the rights below are protected by the Bill of Rights except?#1
All of the rights below are protected
by the Bill of Rights except? A:
Trial by Jury B:
Free speech C:
Unreasonable search & seizure D:
Being elected to public office

3. Being elected to public office

4. Criteria for becoming a naturalized citizen#2
Criteria for becoming a naturalized citizen
Includes? A:
Lawful residency in US B:
Ability to speak, read, write English
Knowledge of US history and government C: D:
All of the above

5. D. All of the above

6. Powers not specifically given to federal government #3
Powers not specifically given to federal government
are given to the states and the people?
8th Amendment
9th Amendment A: B:
Article I of the Constitution C:
10th Amendment D:

7. C. 10th Amendment

8. Term for process to become a citizen?#4
Term for process to become a citizen? A:
Natural-born citizen B:
Naturalization C:
Immigration D:
Citizenship Test

9. B. Naturalization

10. Unique in that this group became citizens #5
Unique in that this group became citizens
because of a treaty that redrew the US
Border…
African Americans
American Indians A: B:
German Americans
Mexican Americans C: D:

11. Mexican Americans

12. Another unique group that originally came #6
Another unique group that originally came
Because of being captives against their will? A:
African Americans B:
American Indians C:
Dutch & English Americans D:
Mexican Americans

13. A. African Americans

14. Illegal Search and Seizure?#7
Illegal Search and Seizure?
3rd Amendment
4th Amendment A: B: C:
5th Amendment D:
10th Amendment

15. B. 4th Amendment

16. Today’s purpose for the Bill of Rights#8
Today’s purpose for the Bill of Rights A:
To limit government B:
To protect those in power C:
To provide rights for immigrants D:
To give people responsibility

17. A. To limit government

18. The First Amendment reflects which principle#9
The First Amendment reflects which principle
Of the Constitution? A:
Individual rights B:
Executive power C:
Popular sovereignty D:
Checks & balances

19. A. Individual Rights

20. The principle at work in the 10th Amendment …
#10
The principle at work in the 10th Amendment … A:
republicanism B:
Popular sovereignty C:
federalism D:
Individual rights

21. C. federalism

22. #11 Unalienable rights … A: B: C: D:
Belong to all human beings and are fundamental and cannot be taken away A:
Are legal rights guaranteed to us by the government B:
Can be taken away in an emergency situation C:
Make us independent from other nations D:

23. B. Belong to all human beings and are fundamental and cannot be taken away.

24. Which scenario best describes A republican government?
#12
Which scenario best describes
A republican government?
A king elects representatives for the people A:
A king governs the people B:
The people elect representatives to govern C: D:
The people vote on every issue

25. C. The people elect representatives to govern

26. Free speech and a free press are important
#13
Free speech and a free press are important
In a republic or free society because A:
Support a one-party system B:
Protect majority rights C:
Encourage an open exchange of ideas D:
Require all citizens to vote

27. C. Encourage an open exchange of ideas

28. The 5th Amendment to the United States Constitution protects?
#14
The 5th Amendment to the United States Constitution protects? A:
The powers of governments B:
The testimony of suspects in court C:
The rights of judges D:
The rights of the accused

29. The rights of the accused

30. The 4th Amendment to the Constitution assures
#15
The 4th Amendment to the Constitution assures
That?
The government should not force soldiers in citizen homes
Citizens should be allowed to own and carry firearms A: B:
People should not be searched or have property seized without probable cause and/or a warrant
Accused people have the right to a speedy trial C: D:

31. D. People should not be searched or have property seized without probable cause and/or a warrant

32. Congratulations