Class Reminders

• The Chapter 3 Study Guide is being passed out on Tuesday, 10/1 (A-Day) & Wednesday, 10/2 (B-Day).  It will be due the next class period on Thursday, 10/3 (A-Day) & Friday, 10/4 (B-Day).  The questions are posted below if you misplaced your sheet or were absent.
• The Chapter 3 Test will be on Thursday, 10/3 (A-Day) & Friday, 10/4 (B-Day).  Make use of your study guide!
• The famous citizen "Tea Party" will take place on Monday, 10/7 (A-Day) & Tuesday, 10/8 (B-Day).  All students have chosen their citizen by now, and should be working on gathering research.  This is a 100 point project, so make sure you complete all of the steps!  (Refer to your project rubric)

Chapter 3 Study Guide

Review your vocabulary words.

Understand the history of immigration in the U.S.

1.      What are the 2 ways to become an American citizen?

2.      Why might a refugee come to America?  What would they need to be allowed in?

3.      Label and describe the 3 ways to lose U.S. citizenship.

a.      ____________ :

b.      ____________:

c.       ____________:

4.      What are the 4 responsibilities of American citizens?

5.      What/who must naturalized citizens swear an oath to?

6.      What are the different ways in which a person may be born a U.S. citizen?

7.      Describe the differences between a citizen, a legal alien, and an illegal alien.

a.      Citizen:

b.      Legal Alien:

c.       Illegal Alien:

8.      What is the 14^th Amendment?

9.      How do Democratic and Authoritarian governments differ?

10.  What is the difference between blue-collar and white-collar workers?

11.  Why is it important for citizens to vote?

12.  What are the 5 requirements to become a naturalized American citizen?

13.  Civics is the study of _________________________.

14.  What is the 19^th Amendment?

15.  Democracy works on the principle of ______________.

16.  What are the 5 duties of American citizens?

17.  What are the features of totalitarian governments?

18.  Label & describe the 2 types of representative democracies below.

a.      ____________________:

b.      ____________________:

19.  Label & describe the 3 levels of government in the U.S. below.

a.      _________________:

b.      _________________:

c.       _________________:

20.  What is the Indian Citizenship Act?

21.  Some of American’s shared values include ____________________________________.

22.  What are the 4 functions of government?

23.  The Declaration of Independence states all people have the right to ___, ___, and ____.