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Can You Pass 6 NEW 20-Question Civics Tests (KING VOICE_0235) for U.S. Citizenship Test – Slow SPECIAL Male Voice, One Answer, No Repetition · U.S. Citizenship Test 2026

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  If you file a naturalization application on or after October
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  20th, 2025, please try 620 Question Civics tests.
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  You must answer 12 questions correctly to pass each test.
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  Let's begin with test 1. Some states have more
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  representatives than other states.
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  Why? Because they have more people.
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  What are the two parts of the US Congress, Senate and House of
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  Representatives? Who is the governor of your
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  state now? Answers will vary.
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  To find the governor of your state, please visit Who elects
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  US Senators citizens from their state.
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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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  Name one power that is only for the state.
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  Give a driver's license. 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 territory did the United States buy from France in
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  18 O 3 Louisiana? It is important for all men ages
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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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  Who is the Chief Justice of the United States now?
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  John Roberts. How many voting members are in
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  the House of Representatives? 435 What is one way Americans
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  can serve their country? Vote.
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  What founding document was written in 1787?
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  US Constitution. George Washington is famous for
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  many things. Name 1 Father of our country
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  during the Cold War, what was 1 main concern of the United
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  States Communism. Name one American Indian tribe
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  in the United States. Cherokee.
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  What founding document said the American colonies were free from
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  Britain? Declaration of Independence What
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  does the judicial branch do? Reviews laws.
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  The words life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are in what
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  Founding document Declaration of Independence Abraham Lincoln is
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  famous for many things. Name 1 Freed the slaves.
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  So how did you do? Let's continue with test 2.
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  Who does a member of the House of Representatives represent
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  citizens in their district? When did all women get the right
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  to vote after World War One? Who can vote in federal
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  elections, run for federal office, and serve on a jury in
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  the United States? Citizens, how many senators does
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  each state have? 2 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 The American
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  Revolution had many important events.
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  Name 1 Declaration of Independence Name one example of
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  an American innovation landing on the moon.
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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 Why do US Representatives serve shorter
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  terms than US Senators? To more closely follow public
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  opinion, what group of people was taken and sold as slaves?
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  Africans. Why is the Electoral College
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  important? It decides who is elected
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  president. Benjamin Franklin is famous for
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  many things, name 1. U.S. diplomat Thomas Jefferson
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  is famous for many things, name 1.
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  Writer of the Declaration of Independence.
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  Who appoints federal judges? The President The President of
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  the United States is in charge of which branch of government?
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  Executive Branch Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?
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  Thomas Jefferson What is Memorial Day?
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  A holiday to honor soldiers who died in military service.
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  Who is commander in chief of the US military?
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  The President Name one power of the US Congress rights laws.
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  What is the name of the national anthem?
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  The Star Spangled Banner. So how did you do?
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  Let's continue with test 3. Who vetoes bills?
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  The president. How many amendments does the US
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  Constitution have? 27 What did the civil rights
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  movement do? Fought to end racial
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  discrimination. Dwight Eisenhower is famous for
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  many things. Name 1 general during World War
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  2. How long do Supreme Court
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  justices serve for life? How are changes made to the US
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  Constitution Amendments? The colonies came to America for
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  many reasons. Name 1 Freedom.
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  What did the Emancipation Proclamation do?
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  Freed the slaves. What is Independence Day the
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  country's birthday. Why did the United States enter
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  the Vietnam War? To stop the spread of communism,
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  name three national US holidays. New Year's Day, Memorial Day,
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  Labor Day. What is the supreme law of the
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  land? US Constitution.
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  James Madison is famous for many things.
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  Name 1. Father of the Constitution.
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  Name one. Power of the President vetoes
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  bills. Alexander Hamilton is famous for
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  many things. Name 1.
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  First Secretary of the Treasury What is the name of the Vice
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  President of the United States now?
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  JD Vance. Why does each state have two
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  senators? Equal representation for small
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  states. What is veteran's day?
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  A holiday to honor people in the US military.
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  Name one. U.S. military conflict after the
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  September 11th, 2001 attacks. War in Iraq Name one reason why
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  the Americans declared independence from Britain.
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  High taxes. So how did you do?
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  Let's continue with test 4. Name one war fought by the
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  United States in the 1900s World War One.
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  The Federalist Papers supported the passage of the US
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  Constitution. Name one of the writers, John
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  Jay. Why did the United States enter
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  World War 2 bombing of Pearl Harbor?
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  If the president can no longer serve who becomes president?
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  The vice president of the United States?
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  When did all men get the right to vote after the Civil War?
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  Why did the United States enter World War One to support the
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  Allied powers? Name one war fought by the
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  United States in the 1800s Civil War.
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  What is the purpose of the 10th Amendment?
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  It states that the powers not given to the federal government
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  belong to the states or to the people.
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  Where is the Statue of Liberty? New York Harbor.
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  Why does the flag have 50 stars? Because there are 50 states, the
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  presidents of the United States can only serve 2 terms.
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  Why? Because of the 22nd Amendment.
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  Name your US Representative. Answers will vary.
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  To find your US Representative, please visit How can people
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  become United States citizens? Naturalize.
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  Who was president during the Great Depression and World War
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  2? Franklin Roosevelt.
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  How many seats are on the Supreme Court 9.
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  What is the form of government of the United States Republic?
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  How many Supreme Court justices are usually needed to decide a
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  case? 5 Who does AUS senator
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  represent? Citizens of their state.
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  How long is a term for AUS senator?
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  Six years. Name one power that is only for
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  the federal government. Print paper money.
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  So how did you do? Let's continue with test 5.
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  There are three branches of government.
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  Why checks and balances? How many US senators are there?
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  100 name the three branches of government, Congress, president
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  and the courts. What does the president's
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  cabinet do? Advises the President.
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  Why did the United States enter the Korean War?
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  To stop the spread of communism. What is the rule of law?
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  Everyone must follow the law. The executive branch has many
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  parts. Name 1 President.
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  Supreme Court justices serve for life.
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  Why? To be independent of politics.
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  Name one thing the US Constitution does forms the
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  government who lived in America before the Europeans arrived?
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  American Indian. What are two cabinet level
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  positions? Secretary of Labor, Secretary of
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  State How long is a term for a member of the House of
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  Representatives? Two years.
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  What is the name of the President of the United States
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  now? Donald Trump.
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  What are three rights of everyone living in the United
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  States? Freedom of speech, freedom of
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  assembly, freedom of religion. The President of the United
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  States is elected for how many years?
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  Four years? What is one part of the judicial
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  branch? Supreme Court?
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  What is the name of the Speaker of the House of Representatives
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  now Mike Johnson. Who was the United States's main
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  rival during the Cold War? Russia. the US Constitution
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  starts with the words we the people.
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  What does we the people mean? Self government.
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  The nation's first motto was a pluribus Unum.
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  What does that mean? Out of many one?
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  So how did you do? Let's continue with the last
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  Test, Test 6. Why is the Declaration of
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  Independence important? It says America is free from
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  British control. What is the highest court in the
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  United States Supreme Court? Who elects members of the House
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  of Representatives? Citizens from their
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  Congressional District. Martin Luther King is famous for
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  many things. Name 1.
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  Fought for civil rights. What is the economic system of
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  the United States? Capitalism.
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  Why were The Federalist Papers important?
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  They supported passing the US Constitution.
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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 Name 1 Leader of the
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  women's rights movement in the 1800s Susan B Anthony What does
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  the Bill of Rights protect the basic rights of Americans Name 2
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  important ideas from the Declaration of Independence in
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  the US Constitution. Equality, Liberty Name the US
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  war between the North and the South, The Civil War What part
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  of the federal government rights laws?
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  U.S. Congress?
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  What major events happened on September 11th, 2001 in the
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  United States? Terrorists attacked the United
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  States. Many documents influenced the US
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  Constitution. Name 1 Federalist Papers.
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  Why does the flag have 13 stripes?
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  Because there were 13 original colonies whose signs bills to
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  become laws. The President.
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  What are two examples of civic participation in the United
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  States? Vote.
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  Run for office What US war ended slavery?
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  The Civil War What do we show loyalty to when we say the
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  Pledge of Allegiance? The United States What is the
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  capital of the United States? Washington, DC.
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