5 Written Questions

1. The process of becoming a citizen.
2. Naturalized citizens cannot be...
3. Person elected to speak/act in government on behalf of their fellow citizens.
4. Well-being of society
5. Determine how long representatives hold office and delegate them the power to make decisions and pass laws.

5 Matching Questions

1. Candidate
2. Laws
3. Criminal Trial
4. Jury of Peers
5. US citizen

1. a Formal/written rules
2. b Process of proving if accused person committed a crime
3. c Group of citizens who decide whether someone is guilty of innocent
4. d Person who by birth or choice owes allegiance to US.
5. e Person running for office

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. INS
   1. Criminal Trial
   2. Naturalization
   3. Immigration and Naturalization Service
   4. Socialization
2. Person with rights and duties under a government who owes allegiance to a country.
   1. US citizen
   2. Alien
   3. Contract
   4. citizen
3. Rights of citizens
   1. Immigration and Naturalization Service
   2. United States Citizenship and Immigration Services
   3. Protected by government when working or traveling in other countries
   4. President or Vice President
4. Person who refuses to fight in time of war due to moral beliefs
   1. Candidate
   2. Conscientious objector
   3. citizen
   4. Contract
5. Age requirement to attend school (varies by state)
   1. Alien
   2. Laws
   3. 5 -16
   4. citizen

5 True/False Questions

1. Contract → Person running for office

   True        False

2. Alien → Citizen of one country who lives in another and can't vote or hold government office.

   True        False

3. Democracy → Legal documentation/agreement

   True        False

4. Socialization → The process of learning the rules of a group/institution that you're in.

   True        False

5. Rule of Law → Law is more important than any individual (Protects against tyranny)

   True        False