2. native v. naturalized and process
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Native citizens are those born in the United States or born with a US citizen parent, while naturalized citizens go through a process to become citizens. The naturalization process involves being a lawful permanent resident for 3-5 years, passing English and civics tests, completing an interview, and swearing loyalty to the US.
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The document discusses Kevin Leguizamon's experience going through the U.S. citizenship process. It outlines the key steps he had to take, including applying, giving fingerprints, passing an interview, and taking an oath of loyalty. Kevin felt the process was complete and understandable. He believes gaining citizenship will allow him to receive benefits and pursue opportunities in the U.S. While still going through the process himself, Kevin feels it is worthwhile and would repeat it if necessary in order to receive the benefits of citizenship.
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- 1. Who are American Citizens? Target 7: Differentiate between Native and Naturalized Citizenship Target 2: Trace the steps to becoming a naturalized citizen
- 2. Remember, a Citizen… • Owes allegiance to a government • Is entitled to government protection in exchange for that allegiance • Has certain rights and responsibilities
- 3. Native Citizenship If you are born in the United States (or territories) or are born with a parent who is a US citizen, you are a Native-born US Citizen. The Law of Soil Born within the boundaries of the United States is automatic citizenship The Law of Blood At least one parent is a US Citizen can be automatic citizenship
- 4. Naturalized Citizenship •The Naturalization process is the way people who are not citizens by birth can become US Citizens. •Naturalized Citizens are US Citizens, and have the same rights, duties, and responsibilities as native citizens. •The only exception: Naturalized Citizens cannot become President or Vice President
- 5. The Naturalization Process 1. Must be at least 18 Years Old to apply for Citizenship 2. Must be a Lawful, Permanent Resident of the US for at least 5 Years (3 Years if married to a US Citizen) 3. Must have “Good Moral Character” 4. Must take and pass test on English, and US History and Civics 5. Must Complete Interview 6. Must Swear Loyalty to the US
- 6. This is why you need to pay attention in Civics class…
- 7. Why do People Come to the United States?
- 8. The American Dream Because you live in America, you have the opportunity to see your dreams come true. No dreams are guaranteed, but you have the right to pursue your dreams. Opportunity Government does NOT owe your dreams to you Work for it
- 9. Summarize! 1. What is the difference between Native and Naturalized Citizens? 2. Outline the Naturalization Process. Target 7: Differentiate between Native and Naturalized Citizenship Target 2: Trace the steps to becoming a naturalized citizen