Social Studies, 28.06.2019 08:30 cfonse11

Question 4 (3 points) a person born in which location would need to be naturalized before they could become a citizen of the united states? question 4 options: puerto rico hawaii canada guam question 5 (3 points) what is the citizenship status of a child born to american parents on a u. s. military base in japan? question 5 options: a natural born u. s. citizen a naturalized u. s. citizen a japanese citizen an immigrant question 6 (3 points) what is naturalization? question 6 options: a right of all american citizens another name for the selective service or draft the process of becoming a u. s. citizen a method for gaining legal entry into the united states

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