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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.
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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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What can shorten the five-year residency requirement for citizenship applications?

A
rush fees
B
military service
C
academic achievement
D
community participation
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Which scenario is an example of unlawful discrimination based on citizenship status?

A
A company says it will hire only natural-born citizens.
B
A permanent resident is not allowed to register to vote.
C
A jury is made up of only natural-born and naturalized citizens.
D
A temporary visa holder is forced to return to their country of origin.
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What is one thing that naturalized US citizens can do, but permanent residents cannot?

A
vote
B
find jobs
C
own property
D
serve in the military
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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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Review the time line on the history of immigration law.

A
immigrants
B
Puerto Ricans
C
Asian Americans
D
formerly enslaved people
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Alejandro has joined a study group with three of his college friends. They are discussing the steps people take to become citizens. Alejandro was born in Florida. Serena recently completed the naturalization process. Bella has a green card as a permanent resident. Pavel has a temporary visa that allows him to study at the college for one semester.

A
Bella
B
Serena
C
Alejandro
D
Pavel
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What is one way an increase in the number of naturalized citizens impacts political processes?

A
by increasing the cost of government benefits
B
by increasing the number of people eligible to vote
C
by increasing the number of people who buy homes
D
by increasing the number of people who hold political offices
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Oni is a Nigerian citizen who works remotely as a programmer for a US company. The company would like her to transfer to their headquarters in California. With their help, what could Oni apply for?

A
asylum
B
a green card
C
citizenship
D
refugee status

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