1. Complete the definition: Citizenship is the legal rights and duties of community members who adhere to a common form of government. In exchange for these rights, citizens _________ and support a democratic form of government.

2. The 14th Amendment (Section I) says: "All persons born or naturalized ... are citizens of the United States..." The term naturalized means: _____________

3. Fill in the blanks: People earn citizenship by _____ (born in U.S. or to U.S. parents) or through a legal process called ________.

4. Vocabulary: A noncitizen (also called an ______) who moves to the United States permanently is an ______.

5. What is a Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR)? List two rights LPRs enjoy:

6. Check the boxes for rights generally enjoyed by LPRs (green card holders):

7. Naturalization requirements — fill three key items from the list presented by your teacher (examples: age, form, interview, English, civics exam):

8. Quick fact: On average, the United States approves the applications of more than ________ people each year.

9. Obligations are duties you must do. Fill in these civic obligations from the lesson:

10. Responsibilities are actions citizens should take. Check all responsibilities discussed:

11. Explain in 1–2 sentences: What does "common good" mean and how does it relate to citizenship?