Lesson 82 of 84 · Immigration
⭐ 30 XPCitizenship and the Naturalization Process
Becoming a citizen in a new country is an important process called naturalization.
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Becoming a citizen in a new country is an important process called naturalization. This process often involves learning about the country's history, government, and rights. Immigrants must also show that they can speak and understand the language. Once they complete the steps, they can take an oath, promising to be loyal to their new country. This journey allows immigrants to fully participate in their new home and enjoy the rights of citizenship.
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Naturalization is the process of becoming a citizen.
It often requires learning about the country's history and government.
Once naturalized, immigrants can fully participate in their community.
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