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What is citizenship?
What is citizenship?
- A type of government
- Voluntary community service
- Temporary residence permit
- Legal membership in a country (correct)
What does citizenship give to a person?
What does citizenship give to a person?
- Neither rights nor responsibilities
- Only rights
- Rights and responsibilities (correct)
- Only responsibilities
Do all countries have the same rules about citizenship?
Do all countries have the same rules about citizenship?
- Only countries in Europe have rules
- Yes, all countries follow the same rules
- Only democratic countries have rules
- No, each country has different rules (correct)
Which of the following is a way to become a citizen?
Which of the following is a way to become a citizen?
Which of these is a way to become a citizen?
Which of these is a way to become a citizen?
What is one of the ways to become a citizen?
What is one of the ways to become a citizen?
If you are born in a country, what are you automatically?
If you are born in a country, what are you automatically?
What is 'birthright citizenship'?
What is 'birthright citizenship'?
Do all countries follow birthright citizenship?
Do all countries follow birthright citizenship?
What are four ways to become a citizen?
What are four ways to become a citizen?
Which of the following involves rights and responsibilities?
Which of the following involves rights and responsibilities?
What is the process by which an immigrant can become a citizen?
What is the process by which an immigrant can become a citizen?
If a country follows birthright citizenship, what happens when a child is born there?
If a country follows birthright citizenship, what happens when a child is born there?
What often grants rights and responsibilities to an individual?
What often grants rights and responsibilities to an individual?
Why might the rules of citizenship be important?
Why might the rules of citizenship be important?
Which countries always follow birthright citizenship?
Which countries always follow birthright citizenship?
What describes the status of being a legal member of a country?
What describes the status of being a legal member of a country?
Who may have different rules for how to achieve citizenship?
Who may have different rules for how to achieve citizenship?
Which of these is NOT discussed in the document about how to become a citizen?
Which of these is NOT discussed in the document about how to become a citizen?
Flashcards
What is citizenship?
What is citizenship?
Legal membership in a country.
What does citizenship provide?
What does citizenship provide?
Rights and responsibilities within a country.
What is birthright citizenship?
What is birthright citizenship?
Being born in a country grants automatic citizenship.
What is Naturalization?
What is Naturalization?
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Birth in the country
Birth in the country
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Having a parent who is a citizen
Having a parent who is a citizen
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Marriage to a citizen
Marriage to a citizen
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Study Notes
- Citizenship is legal membership in a country.
- Citizenship gives people rights and responsibilities.
- Every country has different rules about citizenship.
- There are four ways to become a citizen:
- Birth in the country
- Having a parent who is a citizen
- Marriage to a citizen
- Naturalization
- Birthright citizenship means that if you are born in a country, you are automatically a citizen.
- Some countries always follow the birthright citizenship rule.
- Some countries have special conditions for birthright citizenship.
- Considering the importance of citizenship is a good discussion point.
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