Citizenship Unit Test Flashcards

1
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Give examples of volunteering

A

Read to animals at a shelter, helping senior citizens, picking up trash, organize a food drive, etc.

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2
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What do taxes pay for?

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Schools, police, fire department, etc.

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3
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What is the purpose of laws?

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Keep people safe, create an organized society

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4
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Give examples of a citizens responsibilities

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Following laws, learning about community issues, paying taxes, and serve on a jury.

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5
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Give an example of a citizens rights

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Marry the person they love, freedom of speech, trial by jury, run for office.

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6
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Chinese Exclusion Act

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Banned Chinese immigrants from coming to the US and outlawed Chinese currently in the US from becoming citizens.

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7
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Why did Chinese resident live in communities called Chinatowns?

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They faced hostility and danger so banded together in communities and neighborhoods called Chinatowns that were safer and more welcoming.

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Why did Chinese immigrants work on the Transcontinental Railroad?

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They came to the US for jobs and a better future.

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9
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What was the Geary Act?

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Required Chinese residents to carry special papers that said they were allowed to live in the US.

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10
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Justice

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Use of power to ensure fairness

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11
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Value

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something people honor or respect

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12
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Equality

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Being treated the same way and being expected to act the same way

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13
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when is a government most likely to support a solution?

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When people unite together and voice their opinion

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14
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Citizen

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Someone that is a member of a community, state, and country

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15
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Community is typically connected by what?

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Location or environment

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16
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Volunteer

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Someone that gives their time and skills but doesn’t get paid for their work/contribution.

17
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Federal Government

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Entire United States

18
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State Government

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Utah, Nevada, Michigan

19
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Local Government

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City or county

20
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Executive Branch

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President/Governor, enforces laws

21
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Legislative Branch

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Senate/Representatives, makes the laws

22
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Judicial Branch

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Courts/judges, evaluates the laws

23
Q

What are characteristics of a good citizen

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Honesty, respect, voting, paying taxes, serve on a jury, follow the laws, volunteering, etc.

24
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Summarize the idea of justice

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Being treated fairly, everyone has the same change to succeed, doing things that make better for everyone. It’s also about standing up for others if they are being treated unfairly.