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What are the types of citizenship? Choose two correct answers.lawful permanent resident citizenshiptemporary visa holder citizenshippermanent visa holder citizenshipnaturalized citizenshipnatural-born citizenship

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lawful permanent resident citizenship
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temporary visa holder citizenship
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permanent visa holder citizenship
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naturalized citizenship
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natural-born citizenship
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national✔ noncombatantcommunity

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national
B
✔ noncombatant
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community
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Read the time line carefully.

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Formerly enslaved people became citizens in .:1868
In , American Indians were granted citizenship.:1924
The Exclusion Act of 1882 discriminated against .:immigrants from China
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17761868✔ 1924

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1776
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1868
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✔ 1924
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✔ immigrants from ChinaPuerto RicansMexican Americans

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✔ immigrants from China
B
Puerto Ricans
C
Mexican Americans
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Read the oath carefully. Then choose the word or phrase that best completes each sentence.

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The oath requires citizens to give up loyalty to any .:other country
People who take the oath vow to defend the US laws and .:Constitution
People who take the oath say they will bear arms or perform service if required.:noncombatant
People must say that they take the oath without any reservation or .:evasion
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Declaration of Independence✔ Constitutionpresident

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Declaration of Independence
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✔ Constitution
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president
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✔ evasionissueproblem

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✔ evasion
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issue
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problem
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Read the time line carefully.How can citizenship rights be summarized?

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Throughout US history, the government has passed citizenship laws discriminating against people of color.
B
White women have always had the same rights as white men.
C
Immigrants from Asian countries, including China, gained citizenship before African Americans.
D
American Indians were always considered natural-born citizens.
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What right does the 14th Amendment guarantee?

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equal property for all citizens
B
equal rights for women and men
C
equal voting rights for African Americans and women
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equal protection under the law for all citizens
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What is the first step in becoming a US citizen?

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completing an application and paying a fee
B
passing an English and civics test and interview
C
taking an oath of allegiance to the United States
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becoming a lawful permanent resident in order to apply
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What are the duties of citizenship? Choose three correct answers.serving on juriesrunning for public officepaying taxesvoting in electionsobeying laws

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serving on juries
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running for public office
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paying taxes
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voting in elections
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obeying laws
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What is the central idea about citizenship in this passage?

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Citizens should allow others to run the government.
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Every citizen is required to attend school and study.
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One responsibility of citizenship is to build your community.
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One duty of citizenship is to be subject to US laws.
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Which statement best summarizes the president’s message about citizenship?

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Life will be easier for new citizens under a democratic government.
B
Citizenship can be inconvenient and very challenging.
C
New citizens are responsible for changing immigration policy.
D
Citizenship is challenging and demanding, but it is also very rewarding.
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Read the oath carefully. Then choose the word or phrase that best completes each sentence.

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The oath requires citizens to give up loyalty to any .:other country
People who take the oath vow to defend the US laws and .:Constitution
People who take the oath say they will bear arms or perform service if required.:noncombatant
People must say that they take the oath without any reservation or .:evasion

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