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Civics Citizenship

Subject : civics
Instructions:
  • Answer 29 questions in 15 minutes.
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  • Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Differences






2. Jobs in which a person makes a living by providing a service for other people






3. The process of learning how to behave politically






4. Standards of behavior






5. A person who uses or consumes goods and services to satisfy his or her wants






6. A population survey that is taken every 10 years






7. The ability to make choices






8. People who move from one country to make their homes in another






9. Fairness






10. Where people exchange goods or services






11. Warm-weather states such as Georgia - Florida - Texas - and Arizona






12. A system in which the power is shared by all the people






13. The study of the size - growth - and distribution of human populations






14. Systems of values and rules that determine how our society is organized






15. Specific expectations about what our behavior should be






16. Families made up of adults and their children from previous marriages






17. The condition of permitting everyone the same rights and opportunities






18. The demonstration of love and devotion to one's country






19. The process of learning how to participate in a group






20. The dramatic rise in the number of births that occurred between 1946 and 1964






21. Certain ideas that we trust are true






22. The amount you must pay for a good or service in a market






23. The most basic social institution in any society






24. A form of government in which all or most of the power is in the hands of one individual - the monarch






25. The unfair treatment of a group of people compared with another group






26. A government controlled by one person - called a dictator






27. The belief that members of one's own race are superior to those of other races






28. Laws passed to prohibit further immigration from a particular country or region; especially laws passed in 1882 and 1907 targeting Chinese and Japanese immigrants






29. Anything- from beads to coins to checks- which is generally accepted as payment for a good or service