Citizenship

Question 1

theocracy

Answer 1

recognizes God or a divine being as the ultimate authority

Question 2

monarchy

Answer 2

king or queen rules the country

Question 3

direct democracy

Answer 3

citizens directly vote for laws and elections

Question 4

oligarchy

Answer 4

a small group of people has all of the power

Question 5

dictatorship

Answer 5

one leader has all absolute control

Question 6

jus soli

Answer 6

citizen of wherever born no matter parents citizenship

Question 7

jus sanguinis

Answer 7

the same citizenship as parents no matter where born

Question 8

liberty

Answer 8

being free of oppression

Question 9

posterity

Answer 9

all future generations

Question 10

justice

Answer 10

just behavior or treatment

Question 11

constitution

Answer 11

body of principles establishing precedents

Question 12

E. Pluribus Unum

Answer 12

out of many, one

Question 13

domestic

Answer 13

existing or occurring in a country

Question 14

republic

Answer 14

power heald by people and elected representatives

Question 15

market economy

Answer 15

economy run by private businesses

Question 16

command economy

Answer 16

economy run by government

Question 17

traditional economy

Answer 17

societies with agricultural beliefs

Question 18

John Locke: blank slate

Answer 18

everyone is born a blank slate and life defines who they are

Question 19

John Locke: natural rights

Answer 19

life, liberty, property

Question 20

John Locke: government

Answer 20

representative gov. with no rules, no one could protect natural rights

Question 21

John Locke: social contract

Answer 21

people give up freedoms for protection

Question 22

Hobbes: people

Answer 22

everyone is born selfish

Question 23

Hobbes: social contract

Answer 23

people gave up freedoms for protection

Question 24

Hobbes: Leviathan (gov)

Answer 24

total monarchy

Question 25

Hobbes: influence

Answer 25

framers used Hobbes's ideas

Question 26

naturalization 7 steps

Answer 26

``` meet requirements file application biometrics appointment interview test take oath ```

Question 27

six purposes of government

Answer 27

``` form more perfect union establish justice domestic tranquility provide for the common defense promote general welfare secure liberty ```

Question 28

anarchy

Answer 28

nobody is in control

Question 29

how does the 14th amendment clarify the concept of citizenship

Answer 29

granted citizenship to all persons born or naturalized in the U.S. including formerly enslaved people. further defined naturalization process

Question 30

4 ways to become a citizen

Answer 30

born in the U.S. acquisition derivation naturalization

Question 31

Naturalization

Answer 31

process to become a U.S. citizen

Question 32

Alien

Answer 32

a foreigner

Question 33

deportation

Answer 33

removal of a foreign national from the U.S. for violating an immigration law