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Types of Government and Citizenship (flashcards, hang man, etc)

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14th AmendmentGrants citizenship to all people born in the US or naturalized.
CitizenshipMember of nation or country, having full rights and responsibilities.
3 ways to become citizenBorn in US, parents who are citizens, and naturalization.
Naturalizationo 18 years old, permanent resident for 5 years, good character, speak English, pass civics test and interview. Oath of Allegiance.
AmendmentsFormal changes to the Constitution
RefugeeA person who leaves their home country due to fear of discrimination of their race, religion, political values, gender, etc.
CivicsThe study of the Rights and Duties of Citizens
Law of SoilCitizenship because you were born in the US
Law of BloodCitizenship because your parents are citizens
Ethnic GroupA group of people who have similar origins or ancestry (family background)
AlienA person from a foreign country who is not a citizen of the country where they reside
Immigranta person from a foreign country who may or may not be a citizen of the country in which they reside.
RightsThings that you can do because of Nature or because of Laws
ResponsibilitiesExpectations that you will take care of certain things or preform certain duties
DutiesResponsibilities that you have to do by law
Purpose of GovernmentGovern, manage, and protect the interests of citizens.
MonarchyRule By one, Kings and Queens, passed down in families
OligarchyRule by a few, absolute power
AnarchyNo government, temporary, chaos
Direct DemocracyPower to the majority of people, majority vote rules, mob rule, US has too many people for this to be effective (take too long to vote)
Republic (representative democracy)USA, rule by law, people’s rights protected by law, people vote for representatives who create laws for them.
CommunismGovernment owns all property, wealth is divided up among all the people equally, classes society
SocialismMild form of communism, most of your paycheck goes to taxes, taxes pay for public services like doctors, dentists, public transportation, etc.
Constitutional MonarchyStill has king and queen, but power is limited by laws
Herediatrypassed down in families
Popular Soverigntypolitical theory that government is created by and subject to the will of the people
Residewhere someone lives
Dutya responsibility that you have to do by law
Common Goodsomething that is good for everyone is in the community


Civics Teacher
Varsity Lakes Middle School
FL

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