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What is Civics? American Citizenship. What is Civics? Study of the rights and duties of Citizens Every American Citizen has rights and responsibilities.

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1 What is Civics? American Citizenship

2 What is Civics? Study of the rights and duties of Citizens Every American Citizen has rights and responsibilities

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6 Two Paths to American Citizenship Birth You are an American Citizen if you are born: – In any of the 50 states – In a US territory – On a military base – If both parents are citizens or one is a citizen who has lived in the US Naturalization Process 6Steps to becoming an American Citizen – Statement of intent form – File Form – 2 Years living in US – Interviews from immigration agent – Examination – Oath of Allegiance

7 Interesting fact: you don’t have to copy! It costs 390 US dollars for fingerprinting and application process. And it can only be in check or money order.

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19 Can you be a citizen of the US and another country? Yes! Dual Citizenship Born to American Parents in a foreign country

20 Once a citizen always a citizen? Can loose your citizenship if – Denaturalized if Citizenship was improperly obtained – Expatriation: Giving up ones citizenship to become a citizen of another country – High Treason

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22 Aliens in America

23 What is an Alien Non-Citizen living in US Millions apply 675,000 Accepted every year Resident-Alien Non Resident Alien

24 Illegal Aliens Entered the US without going through the proper channel. 12 million in the US

25 Homework Vocabulary pages 6 - 19 Civics Citizenship Service Economy Popular Sovereignty Institution Naturalization Alien Immigrant Deport


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