Citizenship through Naturalization
By Ashley and Briella
There are many things contributed to the process of naturalization. There are rights, responsibilities, and legal duties. Some of the rights we have are; our right to equality, right to bare arms, freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and freedom from slavery.
Responsibilities include, buying a house, raising a family, graduating college, getting a job, and working hard. Although we have many rights and responsibilities we also have legal duties such as; going to court, paying taxes, paying bills, attending highschool till at least 16, and drafting for the military.
Importance of rights
Rights are important to U.S. citizens because they allow us to have the opportunities to do many things now that we were not able to before. Once becoming a US citizen you are entitled to all of these rights.
Importance of responsibilities
Responsibilities are what you should do, but are not legally required to do. These are important because with responsibility comes more power. While making the decisions to make responsibilities, US citizens are able to use their rights.
Importance of legal duties
Although we may not want to, we are legally required to do some things. As in jury duty. If we are called to be in jury duty, there is no choice. If these legal duties are not met, the consequences may very.
What is the Naturalization process, How is it applied?
The naturalization process is when U.S. citizenship is allowed to a citizen from another country. This process had many steps, it includes applying for naturalization, being able to speak English, and being in the state that you are going to get naturalized for, for 5 years.