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Citizenship

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U.S. citizens are people who were born in the United States. True or False

True

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People who want to become naturalized must meet a set of requirements. True or False

True

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When Americans say the Oath of Allegiance, they are swearing loyalty to the flag. True or False

False

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The crime of betraying your country is called treason. True or False

True

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The U.S. flag has one stripe for each state and one star for each year the U.S. has been a country. True or False

False

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Patriotism is the love or deep bond citizens feel for their country. True or False

True

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There are 46 stars on the US flag. True or False

False

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Each year on July 4th, Americans celebrate Presidents’ Day. True or False

False

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The first ten constitutional amendments list which Americans can vote and which can’t. True or False

False

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Everyone living in the U.S. has the right to freedom of expression and freedom to assemble peacefully. True or False

True

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There are some rights and responsibilities that are only for U.S. citizens. True or False

True

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The Selective Service decides who gets to become a naturalized citizen.

False

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When the United States began, only white male property owners were allowed to vote. True or False

True

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Women received the right to vote in 1971. True or False

False

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Right now, there are 52 states. True or False

False

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The capital of the US is in Philadelphia. True or False

False

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