Students explore vocabulary required for the American citizenship test.

American Citizenship 🇺🇸

the first 10 amendments to the US Constitution

the most important city in a state, where the state government is located

a member of a country, a person who has full rights in a country either by birth or immigration

the study of rights and duties of citizens

a war between members or groups from the same country

the legislative branch of the US government (House & Senate)

to choose a person to become a political leader

a piece of material with a nation's official symbol(s) and/or color

related to the government of the whole country

the right to express one's thoughts and beliefs

a national holiday on the third Monday in February that honors George Washington and all past presidents

a national holiday on the first Monday in September that honors laborers

one of 12 calendar divisions in a year (e.g., January)

a compass point (Canada is north of the US)

a person who is elected to represent a state 
in the Senate, helps to pass laws and votes on decisions

a division in a nation that has its own system of government

the official residence and office of the US president