What Is a Citizen? Answers

Current United States requirements for citizenship are contained in which Constitutional amendment? A.12th AmendmentB.13th AmendmentC.14th AmendmentD.15th Amendment

An immigrant is someone that is __________. A. seeking permanent residency B. entering the country illegally C. in a country for a special purpose D. trying to escape dangers in his or her own country Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A naturalized citizen received citizenship rights by first completing __________. A.an oath of allegianceB.a naturalization application known as the Form N-400C.a court appearance in front of a judgeD.a basic English and United States history exam

If two illegal aliens give birth to a child in the United States, the child is a citizen of the United States.

Which of the following number patterns correctly traces the process for naturalization? 1. take an oath of allegiance2. file an N-400 application3. take an English and US history examination4. appear before a judge for a court hearing A.1, 2, 3, 4B.2, 3, 4, 1C.3, 2, 4, 1D.2, 1, 3, 4

A noncitizen national is a person born in a(n) __________ possessed by the nation. They receive most but not all __________ afforded to full citizens. A. city . . . health benefits B. territory . . . rights C. state . . . educational opportunities D. military base . . . government representation Please select the best answer from the choices provided

John Smith was born in Phoenix, Arizona, in the United States and has lived there his entire life. According to the 14th Amendment, Mr. Smith is a citizen of the __________.A.state of Arizona B.United States C.United States and the state of ArizonaD.United States and the city of Phoenix

Which of the following is NOT part of the N-400 application for immigrants seeking naturalization? A.completing fingerprint documentationB.taking a photograph for the applicationC.providing legal documents from home nationD.having a valid bank account in the United States

A legal alien has all of the same rights as a citizen in the United States.

Every prospective naturalized United States citizen must take an oath of allegiance to the US government before becoming a citizen.