CH 9 Section 3. Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship.

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CH 9 Section 3. Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship

To deport is to send an immigrant back to his/her country of origin.

Naturalization The process by which an immigrant can become a citizen of the United States.

Income tax day is April 15 every year.

The word “Regressive” applies to a tax that all Americans pay equally.

Subpoena A judge’s order to appear in court to testify

Propaganda Material that is slanted deliberately to support or to harm a cause.

US citizens must be 18 years old to vote.

Interest groups Organizations set up to lobby the government about particular political issues.