1. 2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt 2pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt Vocabulary Citizen Involvement CitizenshipFlorida Hodge Podge

2. Born in the United States

3. Native Born

4. Process by which an alien becomes a citizen

5. Naturalization

6. The measure used by the executive branch to override the legislative branch

7. Veto

8. A legal resident of a country

9. Citizen

10. Loyalty to a person, country or belief

11. Allegiance

12. This type of citizen is not involved in his or her community; does not vote

13. Inactive Citizen

14. This type of citizen organizes community efforts to solve problems and assumes leadership positions in these efforts.

15. Community Oriented Citizen

16. This type of citizen acts responsibly in his/her community and works individually to contribute to the community. While they are contributing to a group effort, they are not organizing that group effort.

17. Personally Responsible Citizen

18. This type of citizen researches problems in the community and develops strategies for change. This person seeks out and addresses social problems, knows about social movements and how to effect systematic change

19. Problem Solving Citizen

20. Through research, Ms. Anderson’s class has found that many students don’t get enough physical activity during the day. This is an example of what type of citizen involvement?

21. Problem Solving Citizen

22. Citizenship based upon being born in the United States

23. Law of the Soil

24. Citizenship based upon having at least one parent who is a citizen of the United States.

25. Law of the Blood

26. Being a member if a nation or country, and having full rights and responsibilities under the law.

27. Citizenship

28. A person who comes to the United States from another country to settle as a permanent resident.

29. Immigrant

30. To become a citizen faster, someone can join the _________.

31. United States Military

32. How many times must a bill be read before being voted on in Florida?

33. Three

34. A bill will be signed by this person to become a law.

35. Governor

36. In which chamber must a bill begin to be considered for voting?

37. EITHER the House or Senate; It doesn’t matter.

38. Most bills “die” in this area of the process.

39. Committee

40. As of October 1, 2013, this action became illegal. LMAO.

41. Texting while Driving

42. To become President, you must be at least be a ____________ Citizen.

43. Natural-Born Citizen

44. The first 10 Amendments to the U.S. Constitution are called….

45. The Bill of Rights

46. Volunteering to clean up a dirty beach is an example of _________.

47. Community Service

48. Serving as a member on a jury is an example of an__________

49. Obligation

50. Voting in local, state and national elections is an example of a civic ______________.

51. Responsibility

52. Final Jeopardy Important People

53. Who led a march in the South for Civil Rights in 1965?

54. Martin Luther King, Jr.