The reasons people move are usually for economic, political, cultural, or environmental reasons.
When two people answer a question, a button appears that says "mark as brainliest".
You then choose which ever is better.
Answer:
To preserve cultural homogeneity.
Explanation:
At its roots, a nation is a group of people who identify under similar characteristics and operate under a central government. There is more to it than that, but that's a good foundation. To ensure that all people share these characteristics, citizen tests make potential immigrants learn key characteristics of the nation they intend to inhabit. In a micro scale, think of the government as someone's home. One would only invite someone else in if they were confident the person coming in knew how to behave in a home. A citizenship test is the way of ensuring that.
Why English? English is not an official language, but it is spoken by the majority and so knowing English will help one integrate within society.
Why American Government knowledge? Some of it, truthfully, is very complex. It is not a perfect system and some of this knowledge is designed to keep people out. On the flip side, some of it comes down to wanting people to know how the law works in the U.S.A.
Answer:
Alight then, I can do this. Global warming, first of all, global warming is caused by millions of things, car exhaust, methane, tree cutting, etc. Think about the cute little rascals over in Antarctica, the north pole, and south pole, think of them, they will have no home in the next million years if this continues. We could spread the message online, or text the president, and maybe even Jeff Bezos or the owner of Amazon, maybe a wildcat strike. Even by doing all this we may not be able to stop these tree cutters, we need to plant more trees and spread the word farther. So what do I think of America today, well simple, #Stop Tree Abuse (S.T.A). Operation S.T.A needs to be put into motion.
