Filipinos became U.S. citizens primarily through the Jones Act of 1916, which recognized the Philippines as a territory of the United States and promised eventual independence. This act granted U.S. citizenship to Filipinos born in the Philippines, although it wasn't fully realized until the Tydings-McDuffie Act of 1934, which established a pathway to independence while still allowing for citizenship rights. Additionally, during World War II, many Filipinos served alongside American forces, further solidifying their ties to the U.S. and the push for citizenship.
Pacific Asian...YES.
Philippinos are Catholic
Citizens, or naturalized citizens.
They can typically become citizens through naturalization.
No. Only men were able to become citizens of any medieval towns. Not women
no
I think that Chinese people were not allowed to become US citizens.
yes a immigrant can become a citizen
No.
Penis.
No. Only natural born citizens (meaning citizens that were born in the United States of America) can become president.
According to Wikipedia and other sources, only people who are "Black" are allowed to become citizens of Liberia. Racist?