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Citizenship

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Citizenship being a member of a country and having full rights and responsibilities under that country's laws
Birthright Citizenship the type of citizenship one receives if born in a country or born to parents who are citizens
Naturalization A legal process to obtain citizenship
Steps in the Naturalization Process 18 yrs. or older permanent resident for at least 5 yrs apply for citizenship, including: background check; interview; basic English test; Civics test; Oath of Allegiance.
Topics to Study for the Civics Test US Government US History US Culture & Holidays US Geography
Total # of Questions to study for the Civics Test 100
# of Questions asked on the Civics Test 10
# of Questions an Applicant Must Get Correct on the Civics Test 6
How the Civics Test is given Orally with open-ended questions
Rights Given ONLY to U.S. Citizens (3) Vote in Federal Elections; Run for Federal Political Office; Serve on a Jury.
Mandatory Duties of U.S. Citizens (4) Obey the Law; Pay Taxes; Serve on a Jury; Register for Selective Service (Males Only).
Voluntary Responsibilities of U.S. Citizens Voting; Staying informed; Community involvement; Practicing tolerance; Passing it on.
Created by: KRog
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