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Citizenship, Residency, and Individuals Answers

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Review the time line on the history of immigration law.

A
immigrants
B
American Indians
C
residents of Mexico
D
formerly enslaved persons
3

How do all naturalized citizens become citizens?

A
They marry citizens.
B
They find jobs in the US.
C
They apply for citizenship.
D
They are born in the US.
4

Which statement about people’s rights is correct?

A
All US residents ages 18 or older can vote in US elections.
B
Naturalized citizens have the same rights as natural-born citizens.
C
Only natural-born citizens have the right to run for public office in the US.
D
Immigrants do not have the right to security provided by the US government.
5

Review the time line on the history of immigration law.

A
immigrants
B
Puerto Ricans
C
Asian Americans
D
formerly enslaved people
6

Clara’s citizenship application has been accepted. She wants to make sure she passes the required exams. Which book would be most helpful to study?

A
Armed Forces Handbook
B
US History: An Introduction
C
College Admissions in America
D
Guidebook to Immigrating to the US
8

What is the sequence of steps to apply for US citizenship?

A
exams and interview, application and fees, oath of allegiance
B
application and fees, oath of allegiance, exams and interview
C
oath of allegiance, application and fees, exams and interview
D
application and fees, exams and interview, oath of allegiance
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Tess was born in Bolivia but is considered a natural-born US citizen. Why does she have this status?

A
At least one of her parents is a US citizen living in Bolivia.
B
Her parents applied for her citizenship before she was born.
C
Her family moved to the United States shortly after her birth.
D
Her parents asked the United States to accept her as a refugee.

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