Mrs. Wagner - US Citizenship - Our Rights, Our Responsibilities

Topic 1: Citizenship

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iCivics - Citizenship: Just the Facts (opens in new window) Use this source fo questions 1,2,4
Steps to becoming a US Citizen (for kids) (opens in new window) Use this for question 4
News ELA - How Government Works: What is Citizenship (opens in new window) This has good information for all of questions.
US Citizenship and Immigration Services - Should I Consider US Citizenship? (opens in new window) Use this for question 3.
University of Minnesota - Immigrant Stories (opens in new window) This will help with question 6.
Scholastic Civics 2020 - Could you Pass the U.S. Citizenship Test? (opens in new window) This could help with question 7.
US Citizenship and Immigration Services - 2008 Civics Practice Test (opens in new window) Use this for question 7.
Citizen Next - We the Voters: Why don't more legal immigrants become U.S. Citizens? (opens in new window) Use this for question 7.
Use Clever to Link to Brainpop (opens in new window) *Log into BrainPop and watch the movie called, "Citizenship."
iCivics: Immigration Nation Vocabulary Terms (opens in new window) Use this for all of the questions.
Scholastic - Young Immigrants (opens in new window) Use this for question 6.
iCivics - The 14th Amendment-The Citizenship Clause (opens in new window) This is for question 5.

Topic 2: Participating in your Democracy and the Responsibilities of Citizenship

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Topic 3: The Rights of Citizens

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