Social Studies, 29.08.2019 06:30 tot92

1. what is a citizen?
2. how are citizens and noncitizens alike?
3. why does legal citizenship matter? what benefits do legal citizens have that others do not?
4. what are the rules for citizenship by birth?
5. what are the steps in naturalization?

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