Civics Test

Question 1

Aspects of 1862 Dakota War

Answer 1

• Initial land purchase between NA and US gov
• Value conflict between NA & immigrant politicians, traders & agents
• Andrew told NA to eat grass like animals
• settlers, NA, 38

Question 2

Significance of Dakota 38

Answer 2

• largest mass execution on USA soil
• Abraham was preoccupied with CW, signed off on execution
• odd timing between EP & execution 38

Question 3

5 phases

Answer 3

1. Extermination: Concentration/export of NAT & bounties on scalps
2. Assimilation: No recognition of new tribes & NA boarding schools
3. Land Allotment: Sell plots to settlers & grant NA citizenship
4. Restoration: Return tribal land, all for self gov, casinos
5. Reconciliation: Teach about conflict, reservation issues & Dakota 38

Question 4

Stereoype:

Answer 4

Belief for behavioral expectations for members of a group according to ones opinions(blondes are stupid)

Question 5

Prejudice:

Answer 5

Negative opinions based off stereotypes, used before you meet someone(

Question 6

Discrimination:

Answer 6

Negative actions that treat someone diff based on stereotypes and prejudices(

Question 7

Alien:

Answer 7

A foreign born resident

Question 8

Citizen:

Answer 8

A person who is a legal member of a nation, country, or community

Question 9

Denaturalization:

Answer 9

A legal process to make a citizen not a citizen

Question 10

Naturalization

Answer 10

Process of turning a non-citizen into a citizen

Question 11

Resident alien:

Answer 11

A noncitizen residing in a country

Question 12

Diff between natural birth citizenship & naturalization

Answer 12

Birth: when you’re born in the country you live in
Naturalization: you’re born in a diff country, then go to a diff country & are a noncitizen, then become a citizen

Question 13

Rights & responsibilities of citizens differ from noncitizens

Answer 13

We have responsibility as citizens in our country and we know are area better and about our country better. We also speak English so most of our schools speak English, so it’s harder for other people to go to school and do other things. They also have to renew there green cards and we have the ability to live freely wherever in our country.