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128 Civics Questions in ORDER (WILLOW VOICE) & Mock Interview from Check-in to Check-out (02) for U.S. Citizenship Test · 128 Civics Questions for U.S. Citizenship Test

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  128 Civics Questions for US Citizenship test What is the
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  form of government for the United States Republic?
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  What is the supreme law of the land?
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  US Constitution Name one thing the US Constitution does forms
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  the government. the US Constitution starts with the
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  words We the people. What does we the People mean
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  self government? How are changes made to the US
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  Constitution? Amendments?
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  What does the Bill of Rights protect?
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  The basic rights of Americans? How many amendments does the US
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  Constitution have? 27 Why is the Declaration of
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  Independence important? It says all men are created
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  equal. What founding document said the
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  American colonies were free from Britain?
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  Declaration of Independence name 2 important ideas from the
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  Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution Equality
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  Liberty The words life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are
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  in what founding document Declaration of Independence What
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  is the economic system of the United states Capitalism What is
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  the rule of law Everyone must follow the law.
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  Many documents influenced the US Constitution.
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  Name 1 Federalist Papers. There are three branches of
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  government. Why checks and balances name the
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  three branches of government, Congress, president and the
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  courts The president of the United States is in charge of
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  what branch of government? Executive Branch What part of
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  the federal government writes laws?
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  U.S. Congress What are the two parts
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  of the US Congress? Senate and House of
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  Representatives Name one power of the US Congress rights laws.
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  How many US senators are there 100 How long is a term for AUS
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  senator? Six years.
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  Who is one of your state's US senators now?
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  Answers will vary. To find your state's US
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  Senators, please visit How many voting members are in the House
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  of Representatives? 435?
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  How long is a term for a member of the House of Representatives?
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  Two years? Why do US representatives serve
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  shorter terms than US senators To more closely follow public
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  opinion? How many senators does each
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  state have? 2 Why does each state have two
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  senators? Equal representation for small
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  states, Name your US representative.
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  Answers will vary. To find your US Representative,
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  please visit What is the name of the Speaker of the House of
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  Representatives now, Mike Johnson.
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  Who does AUS Senator represent? Citizens of their state.
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  Who elects US Senators citizens from their state?
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  Who does a member of the House of Representatives represent?
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  Citizens in their district. Who elects members of the House
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  of Representatives? Citizens from their district.
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  Some states have more representatives than other
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  states. Why?
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  Because they have more people. The President of the United
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  States is elected for how many years?
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  Four years? The President of the United
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  States can serve only two terms. Why?
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  Because of the 22nd Amendment. What is the name of the
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  President of the United States now?
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  Donald Trump What is the name of the Vice President of the United
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  States now? JD Vance If the president can no
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  longer serve, who becomes president?
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  The Vice President of the United States Name one power of the
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  president vetoes bills. Who is commander in chief of the
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  US military? The president.
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  Who signs bills to become laws? The President Who vetoes bills.
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  The President, who appoints federal judges.
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  The president. The executive branch has many
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  parts. Name 1 President.
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  What does the President's cabinet do?
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  Advises the president. What are two cabinet level
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  positions? Secretary of Labor, Secretary of
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  State. Why is the Electoral College
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  important? It decides who is elected
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  president. What is one part of the judicial
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  branch Supreme Court reviews laws?
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  What is the highest court in the United States Supreme Court?
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  How many seats are on the Supreme Court 9.
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  How many Supreme Court justices are usually needed to decide a
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  case? 5 How long do Supreme Court
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  justices serve for life? Supreme Court justices serve for
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  life. Why?
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  To be independent of politics. Who is the Chief Justice of the
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  United States now? John Roberts.
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  Name one power that is only for the federal government.
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  Print paper money. Name one power that is only for
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  the states. Give a driver's license.
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  What is the purpose of the 10th Amendment?
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  Powers not given to the federal government belong to the states.
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  Who is the governor of your state now?
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  Answers will vary. To find the governor of your
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  state, please visit. What is the capital of your
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  state? Answers will vary.
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  To find the capital of your state, please visit.
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  There are 4 amendments to the US Constitution about who can vote.
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  Describe one of them. Any citizen can vote.
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  Who can vote in federal elections, run for federal
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  office, and serve on a jury in the United States?
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  Citizens. What are three rights of
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  everyone living in the United States?
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  Freedom of speech, Freedom of assembly, freedom of religion.
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  What do we show loyalty to when we say the Pledge of Allegiance?
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  The United States name 2 promises that new citizens make
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  in the oath of allegiance to obey the laws of the United
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  states be loyal to the United states.
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  How can people become United States citizens?
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  Naturalize. What are two examples of civic
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  participation in the United States?
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  Vote. Run for office.
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  What is one way Americans can serve their country?
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  Vote. Why is it important to pay
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  federal taxes required by law? It is important for all men aged
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  18 through 25 to register for the Selective Service.
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  Name one reason why required by law.
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  The colonists came to America for many reasons.
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  Name 1. Freedom.
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  Who lived in America before the Europeans arrived?
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  American Indians. What group of people were taken
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  and sold as slaves? Africans.
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  What war did the Americans fight to win independence from
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  Britain? American Revolution.
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  Name one reason why the Americans declared independence
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  from Britain? High taxes.
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  Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?
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  Thomas Jefferson. When was the Declaration of
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  Independence adopted? July 4th, 1776.
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  The American Revolution had many important events.
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  Name 1 Declaration of Independence.
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  There were 13 original states. Name 5 New Hampshire New York
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  New Jersey North Carolina South Carolina.
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  What founding document was written in 1787?
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  US Constitution. The Federalist Papers supported
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  the passage of the US Constitution.
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  Name one of the writers, John Jay.
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  Why were The Federalist Papers important?
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  They supported passing the US Constitution.
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  Benjamin Franklin is famous for many things.
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  Name 1 U.S. diplomat George Washington is famous for many
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  things. Name 1.
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  Father of our Country Thomas Jefferson is famous for many
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  things. Name 1 Writer of the Declaration
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  of Independence. James Madison is famous for many
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  things, name 1. Father of the Constitution
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  Alexander Hamilton is famous for many things.
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  Name 1. One of the writers of The
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  Federalist Papers. What territory did the United
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  States buy from? France in eighteen O 3
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  Louisiana. Name 1.
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  War fought by the United States in the 1800s Civil War Name the
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  US War between the North and the South The Civil War The Civil
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  War had many important events. Name 1.
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  Lincoln was assassinated Abraham Lincoln is famous for many
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  things. Name 1.
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  Freed the slaves What did the Emancipation Proclamation do?
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  Freed the slaves What US war ended slavery?
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  The Civil War What amendment says all persons born or
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  naturalized in the United States and subject to the jurisdiction
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  thereof are U.S. citizens. 14th Amendment.
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  When did all men get the right to vote after the Civil War?
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  Name 1 Leader of the women's rights movement in the 1800s
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  Susan B Anthony Name 1 War fought by the United States in
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  the 1900s World War One. Why did the United States enter
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  World War One? To support the Allied powers?
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  When did all women get the right to vote after World War One?
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  What was the Great Depression? Longest economic recession in
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  modern history? When did the Great Depression
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  start? The Great Crash 1929?
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  Who was president during the Great Depression and World War
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  2? Franklin Roosevelt Why did the
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  United States enter World War 2? To support the Allied powers,
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  Dwight Eisenhower is famous for many things.
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  Name 1 general during World War 2 Who was the United States main
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  rival during the Cold War? Russia during the Cold War.
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  What was 1 main concern of the United States Communism.
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  Why did the United States enter the Korean War?
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  To stop the spread of communism. Why did the United States enter
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  the Vietnam War? To stop the spread of communism.
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  What did the civil rights movement do?
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  Fought to end racial discrimination.
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  Martin Luther King Junior is famous for many things.
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  Name 1 Fought for civil rights Why did the United States enter
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  the Persian Gulf War? To force the Iraqi military from
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  Kuwait. What major event happened on
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  September 11th, 2001 in the United States?
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  Terrorists attacked the United States.
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  Name one U.S. military conflict after the September 11th, 2001
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  attacks war in Iraq. Name 1 American Indian tribe in
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  the United States, Cherokee. Name one example of an American
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  innovation landing on the moon. What is the capital of the
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  United States? Washington, DC.
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  Where is the Statue of Liberty? New York Harbor Why does the
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  flag have 13 stripes? Because there were 13 original
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  colonies. Why does the flag have 50 stars?
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  Because there are 50 states, what is the name of the national
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  anthem? The star Spangled Banner.
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  The nation's first motto was E Pluribus Unum.
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  What does that mean out of many? 1 What is Independence Day, the
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  country's birthday Name Three national US holidays?
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  New Year's Day? Memorial Day?
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  Labor Day. What is Memorial Day?
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  A holiday to honor soldiers who died in military service.
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  What is Veteran's Day? A holiday to honor people in the
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  US military. Isabella Kovacs.
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  Yes, that's me. Hi, I'm Emily Hartman and I'll
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  be conducting your naturalization interview today.
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  Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you, how are you
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  feeling today? A bit nervous, but I'm excited.
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  That's completely normal. Most applicants feel that way.
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  Don't worry, we'll take it step by step.
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  Thank you, Officer, please. Follow me to my office.
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  Sure. Please place your belongings
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  next to your chair and remain standing.
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  Before we begin, I need to place you Underoath.
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  Please raise your right hand. Sure.
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  OK, Do you promise to tell the truth, the whole truth and
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  nothing but the truth? Yes, I do.
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  You may lower your hand and take a seat.
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  Thank you Do. You understand the promise you
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  just made? Yes, I promise to tell the
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  truth. OK.
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  You applied based on five years as a lawful permanent resident,
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  correct? Yes, that's correct.
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  When did you become a permanent resident?
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  May 2018. Who sponsored your green card?
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  OK tell me your full. Legal name Isabella Kovacs.
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  Do you want to legally change your name?
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  No. Do you know how to use a tablet
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  for this interview? Yes, I do.
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  Perfect. Have you been waiting long to
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  speak with me? Not really.
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  Maybe 10 minutes. That's good.
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  We've had a busy morning, but everything is on time today.
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  Do you have any physical or mental condition that prevents
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  you from learning English or Civics?
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  No. How did you get here today?
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  I drove here and parked nearby. That's lucky, the traffic here
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  can be unpredictable. Do you live close to this
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  office? Yes, around 20 minutes.
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  Away. OK, why do you want to become
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  AUS citizen? I want to have the right to
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  vote, travel freely and build a better future for my daughter.
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  Have you been studying for the civics test?
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  Yes, every night for the last few weeks, that's.
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  Great preparation really helps. Do you have any questions before
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  we start? No, officer, I am OK.
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  Are you Hispanic or Latino? No.
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  What is your race? White.
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  How tall are you? 5 feet 6 inches.
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  What color is your hair? Brown.
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  What color are your eyes? Green.
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  What country were you born in? Hungary.
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  Are you still a citizen of that country?
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  Yes. Do you hold citizenship in any
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  other country? No.
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  What is your date of birth? March 14th, 1987.
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  Please show me your green card, passport and a status shoot ID.
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  Sure, here they are. Thank you.
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  OK. Are you currently employed?
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  Yes, I work as a project coordinator.
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  Who is your employer? Green Horizon energy solutions.
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  How long have you worked there? For three years.
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  Please describe your job. I manage schedules, coordinate
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  projects, and assist with client communications.
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  What do you enjoy most about your job?
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  I like working on clean energy projects, it feels meaningful.
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  That's great. Renewable energy is an important
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  field. OK, Have you ever been
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  unemployed for a long time? Yes, for about 8 months in 2020
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  after my divorce. How did you manage during that
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  time? I took online courses to improve
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  my computer skills. Do you want the Social Security
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  Administration to update your record after naturalization?
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  Yes, please. What is your Social Security
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  number? 458239987.
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  OK, what is your marital status? I am divorced.
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  How? Many times have you been
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  married? Once.
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  What was your former spouse's name and date of birth?
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  Lucas Meyer, born August 11th, 1985.
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  Was he AUS citizen? No, he was a lawful permanent
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  resident. When were you married?
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  May 2011. When did the marriage end?
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  October 2019. Do you have children?
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  Yes, one daughter. Please tell me her name and date
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  of birth. Emma Meyer, born December 18th,
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  2017. Does she live with you?
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  Yes, full time. What grade is she in now?
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  She's in second grade. She just started primary school.
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  That's exciting. How is she adjusting?
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  She loves her new school and already made some friends.
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  Have you traveled outside the US in the past five years?
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  Yes. Three times.
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  Where and when? My first visit was to Hungary,
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  which was from June to July 2021 to visit my parents.
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  My second visit was to Canada which was in April 2023 to enjoy
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  my vacation and my last trip was to Mexico which was from
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  December 2024 to January 2025 to attend a friend's wedding.
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  Did you report these trips on your application?
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  Yes. What is your current address?
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  1280 West Haven Ave., Unit 7 C, Albuquerque, NM 87106.
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  Is this also your mailing address?
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  Yes. Do you rent or own your home?
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  I rent. Who do you live with?
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  I live with my daughter and my roommate, a close family friend.
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  That must make it easier to manage everything.
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  Yes, she helps a lot when I'm busy with work.
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  How long have you lived at your current address?
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  Since February 2022. Where did you live before that?
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  356 Oak Ridge Lane, Austin, TX. What made you move to New
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  Mexico? I got a new job opportunity
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  here. Do you have family members in
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  the US? Yes.
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  My brother lives in Seattle. Do you get to see him often?
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  Yes, once or twice a year, usually during the holidays.
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  Have you ever stayed outside the US for more than six months?
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  No. Have you ever failed to pay your
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  taxes? No, officer.
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  Can you please show me your tax return?
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  Sure. Thank you.
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  Have you ever been part of the Communist Party or totalitarian
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  group? Absolutely not.
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  Have you ever supported a group using weapons or explosives?
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  No, never. Have you ever committed?
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  Assault. No, Never.
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  Have you ever supported a dictatorship in the US or your
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  home country? No.
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  Have you ever tried to overthrow the US government by
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  unconstitutional means? Absolutely not.
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  Have you ever registered or voted in US elections?
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  No. Have you ever taken part in
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  genocide? No.
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  Have you ever been a member of any terrorist organization?
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  No. Officer, have you ever been a
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  habitual drunkard? No.
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  Let's go over a few questions to know about your moral character.
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  Have you ever been involved in identity theft or cybercrime?
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  No. Have you ever had conflicts with
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  neighbors, coworkers, or family that escalated to law
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  enforcement involvement? No.
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  Officer, during your travels, have you ever experienced legal
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  issues abroad such as fines or detentions?
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  No, officer. Have you ever been involved in
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  any organizations or groups that advocate violence or
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  discrimination? Absolutely not.
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  Have you ever committed domestic violence, abuse or neglect?
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  No. Have you ever lied on any
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  immigration application? No, I haven't.
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  Do you understand that good moral character is required to
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  become AUS citizen? Yes, I understand.
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  Have you ever intentionally avoided paying debts or
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  financial obligations? No, I haven't.
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  Have you ever received public assistance that you are not
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  entitled to? No, I haven't.
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  Have you ever helped someone immigrate to the US illegally or
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  provide false documentation? Absolutely not.
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  Have you ever helped someone commit fraud or
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  misrepresentation in any official process?
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  No, never. Have you ever received a formal
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  warning or probation from a court or law enforcement agency?
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  No, officer. Have you ever traveled to a
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  country with travel restrictions or advisory warnings?
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  No, I haven't. Have you ever falsified
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  educational or professional credentials?
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  Absolutely not. During your travels abroad, have
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  you ever been detained, questioned or fined by foreign
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  authorities? No, never.
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  All right. We'll now move on to the civics
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  test. This part is about U.S.,
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  history, government, and some important principles of our
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  Constitution. I'm going to ask you up to 20
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  questions and you'll need to answer at least 12 correct to
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  pass. Please answer as clearly as you
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  can. If you do not understand a
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  question, tell me and I will repeat or explain it.
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  Do you have any questions before we start?
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  No, officer. Are you ready to begin?
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  Yes, officer, I am ready. OK, please listen carefully to
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  each question. James Madison is famous for many
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  things. Name 1.
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  Father of the Constitution. Name 1 American Indian tribe in
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  the United States. Cherokee.
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  Why is it important to pay federal taxes?
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  Required by law. How many amendments does the US
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  Constitution have? 27.
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  There are 4 amendments to the US Constitution about who can vote.
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  Describe one of them. Citizens 18 and older can vote.
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  Why were The Federalist Papers important?
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  They helped people understand the US Constitution.
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  When did the Great Depression? Start stock market crash of
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  1929. Why did the United States enter
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  the Vietnam War? To stop the spread of communism,
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  the. President of the United States
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  is elected for how many years? Four years.
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  Name 2 important ideas from the Declaration of Independence and
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  the US Constitution. Equality.
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  Liberty. How long is a term for AUS
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  senator? Six years.
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  Name one power that is only for the states.
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  Provide schooling and education. What is the name of the national
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  anthem? The Star Spangled Banner.
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  Who elects US senators? Citizens from their state.
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  Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?
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  Thomas Jefferson. Why does the flag have 13
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  stripes? Because there were 13 original
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  colonies. Who is commander in chief of the
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  US military? The president.
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  Name the US war between the North and the.
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  South the Civil War. What territory did the United
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  States buy from France in eighteen O 3.
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  Louisiana Territory. How many voting members are in
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  the House of Representatives? 435.
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  Great, you have passed the civics test.
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  Thank you. Have you ever lied to get public
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  benefits? No, officer.
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  Have you ever been in deportation, rescission or
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  removal proceedings? No.
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  Have you ever lied to any U.S. government official to enter the
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  United States? No, never.
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  Have you ever been placed in jail or prison?
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  No, never. Have you ever committed a crime
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  or broken the law but not been arrested?
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  No, I have never. Committed a crime or broken the
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  law. Have you ever gambled illegally
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  or got money from it? No.
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  Have you ever been on probation, parole or had a suspended
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  sentence? No.
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  Have you ever received weapons or military training?
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  What is weapons training? No.
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  Have you ever been arrested, cited, detained or confined?
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  No, never. Have you ever helped someone to
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  enter the US illegally? Absolutely not.
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  Have you ever married someone only to get immigration
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  benefits? No.
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  Officer, have you ever given false papers to U.S. officials?
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  No, never. Are you unable to take the oath
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  because of disability or mental condition?
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  No, officer. If required, will you bear arms
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  for the US? Yes, absolutely.
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  Do you understand the Oath of allegiance?
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  Yes, I understand if required. Will you do noncombatant
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  services in the military? Yes.
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  Are you willing to take the oath of allegiance?
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  Yes. Do you support the US
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  Constitution and government? Yes, I do.
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  If required, will you do work of national importance under
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  civilian direction? Yes, I do.
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  Have you ever failed to report an incident that should have
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  been reported? No, I haven't.
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  Have you ever arrested in your home country or any other
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  country outside the United States?
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  No, never. Have you ever served in the
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  military of a foreign country? No, I haven't.
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  Have you ever been involved in any fraud, scams or financial
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  misconduct? Absolutely not.
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  Have you ever acted as a guarantor for anyone who
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  violated US laws? Absolutely not.
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  Have you ever been involved in any traffic accidents where
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  someone was injured? No, never.
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  Have you ever been called for jury duty?
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  Not yet. Have you ever had a family
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  member visit you from abroad for an extended period?
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  No. Have you ever failed to attend a
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  court hearing or immigration appointment without a valid
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  reason? No, I haven't.
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  Do you have any pending police case in your home country or any
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  other country in the world? No.
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  Have you ever failed to support your children or spouse
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  financially? No, officer.
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  Now we will begin the reading and writing portion of your
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  naturalization test. This part checks your ability to
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  read and write in English. For the reading test, I will
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  show you a few sentences and you will need to read them aloud
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  correctly. For the writing test, I will ask
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  you to write a few sentences that I dictate to you.
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  You need to read and write each sentence accurately.
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  If you make a mistake, I will give you another chance.
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  Do you understand what you will need to do?
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  Yes, I understand. Are you ready to begin?
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  Yes, I am ready. OK, please read the sentence on
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  the tablet. Who was Abraham Lincoln?
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  Great job, you have passed a reading test.
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  Thank you, Officer. Now.
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  We're going to move on to the writing portion.
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  Please write this sentence. Lincoln was the president during
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  the Civil War. Excellent.
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  You have successfully passed both the reading and writing
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  portions of the test. Thank you, Officer.
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  Thank you so much. Do you respect and obey the laws
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  of the United States? Yes, I do.
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  Do you believe you meet that standard of moral character?
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  Yes, I do. Do you understand your
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  responsibilities as AUS citizen? Paying taxes, following laws,
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  serving on a jury if called and supporting your family?
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  Yes. I do.
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  Do you confirm all your answers today are true and complete?
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  Yes, I confirm. Do you promise that everything
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  you said is? True.
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  Yes, I promise. Do you consider yourself a
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  responsible and law abiding person?
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  Yes, I do. Have you ever received public
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  assistance or government benefits?
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  No. OK, everything on your
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  application has been reviewed and verified.
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  Please sign and date below. Congratulations, Isabella.
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  Here's your Oath of Allegiance form.
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  You'll receive your ceremony notice soon.
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  Thank you so much, this means a lot to me.
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  You're very welcome. I wish you the best at your
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  ceremony. You've done a great job today.
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  Thank you. Have a wonderful day.
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  You too. Take care.