Answer:
1. hearing
Explanation:
A citizen can be defined as a term used to describe or qualify a person who is legally recognized by the law (constitution) to be a member of a particular country either by birth or naturalization.
Naturalization can be defined as a legal process through which a non-citizen (foreigner) is admitted to be the citizen of a particular country.
Hearing is a key step in the naturalization process.
The Naturalization Act was a law enacted on the 26th of March, 1970 by the Congress of the United States of America to set the uniform rules for granting citizenship of the United States of America by naturalization.
Basically, it affected the blacks, native Americans, slaves, asians, indentured workers (servants) by limiting their naturalization.
