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1 Citizenship Parent Conversation Workshop Hosted by Susan Hartman and Mary Kelly February 25, 2015

2 Citizenship is like a contract citizens agree to do their duties and responsibilities in exchange for protection of freedoms from the government.

3 Citizenship Requirements for citizenship 6 requirements: -been a legal citizen for 5 years -of good moral character (not a criminal) -can read, write, speak simple English -18 years old -willing to swear loyalty to US -knowledgeable about US govt.

4 Citizenship Sample interview questions

5 Flashcards Additional resources...Quizlet

6 Listening and Understanding Basic Commands basic commandsUnderstanding Basic Commands

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