Question

10.9) what are the two ways a legal immigrant may become a citizen?
□ monetary purchase □ state license
□ naturalization □ birth
choose the best answers using the charts to identify the court cases.
10.10) ______
chart with 1857 court case details and options a. plessy v. ferguson, b. brown v. board of education, c. miranda v. arizona, d. dred scott v. sandford
10.11) ______
chart with african american sat in \whites only\ section of train and due process was extended to slave owners—but not slaves, and options a. plessy v. ferguson, b. brown v. board of education, c. miranda v. arizona, d. dred scott v. sandford

Explanation:

10.9: Monetary purchase and state license are not valid paths to citizenship for legal immigrants. Birth applies to those born in the U.S. or to citizen parents, not legal immigrants seeking citizenship. Naturalization is the standard process for legal immigrants, and birth (for those who qualify via birthright while being an immigrant, but more accurately, the two valid options here are naturalization and birth for eligible immigrants).
10.10: The 1857 case ruling that enslaved people were not citizens, could not sue, and that entering free territory did not free them is Dred Scott v. Sandford.
10.11: The case stemming from an African American sitting in a "whites only" train section is Plessy v. Ferguson, which upheld "separate but equal" doctrine.

Answer:

10.9:

• naturalization
• birth

10.10: D. Dred Scott v. Sandford
10.11: A. Plessy v. Ferguson