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100 Civics Questions for U.S. Citizenship Test in ORDER (USCISV01_0001) – SLOW USCIS Officers' Voices, Full Answers, No Repetition · U.S. Citizenship Test 2026

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  What is the supreme law of the land?
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  The Constitution. What does the Constitution do?
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  Sets up the government, defines the government, Protects basic
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  rights of Americans. The idea of self government is
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  the first 3 words of the Constitution.
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  What are these words? We the people.
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  What is an amendment? A change to the Constitution in
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  addition to the Constitution. What do we call the 1st 10
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  Amendments to the Constitution? The Bill of Rights.
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  What is one right or freedom from the 1st Amendment?
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  Speech, Religion. Assembly, Press, petition, The
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  government. How many amendments does the
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  Constitution have? 27.
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  What did the Declaration of Independence do?
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  Announced our independence from Great Britain.
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  Declared our independence from Great Britain.
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  Said that the United States is free from Great Britain.
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  What are two rights in the Declaration of Independence?
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  Life, liberty, pursuit of happiness.
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  What is freedom of religion? You can practice any religion or
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  not practice a religion. What is the economic system in
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  the United States? Capitalist economy.
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  Market economy. What is the rule of law?
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  Everyone must follow the law. Leaders must obey the law.
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  Government must obey the law. No one is above the law.
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  Name 1 branch or part of the government.
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  Congress. Legislative, President,
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  Executive. The court's judicial
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  What stops 1 branch of government from becoming too
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  powerful? Checks and balances, Separation
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  of powers. Who is in charge of the
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  executive branch? The president
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  who makes federal laws Congress, Senate and House of
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  Representatives, US or national legislature.
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  What are two parts of the US Congress, the Senate and House
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  of Representatives? How many US senators are there?
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  100 We elect AUS senator for how
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  many years? 6.
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  Who is one of your state's US Senators now?
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  Answers will vary. District of Columbia residents
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  and residents of US territories should answer.
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  The DC or the territory where the applicant lives has no US
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  senators. Visit senate.gov to find your
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  state's US Senators. The link is also available in
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  the description of this video. The House of Representatives has
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  how many voting members 435 We elect the US Representative for
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  how many years 2. Name your US Representative.
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  Answers will vary. Residents of territories with
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  non voting delegates or resident commissioners may provide the
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  name of that delegate or commissioner.
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  Also acceptable is any statement that the territory has no voting
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  representatives in Congress. Visit house.gov to find your US
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  Representative. The link is also available in
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  the description of this video. Who does a United States Senator
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  represent? All people of the state.
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  Why do some states have more representatives than other
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  states? Because of the state's
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  population. Because they have more people.
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  Because some states have more people.
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  We elect a president for how many years?
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  4 In what month do we vote for
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  president? November.
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  What is the name of the President of the United States
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  now? Visit uscis.gov/citizenship/test
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  Updates for the name of the President of the United States.
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  The link is also available in the description of this video.
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  What is the name of the Vice President of the United States
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  now? Visit uscis.gov/citizenship/test
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  Updates for the name of the Vice President of the United States.
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  The link is also available in the description of this video.
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  If the president can no longer serve, who becomes president?
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  The vice president. If both the president and the
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  vice president can no longer serve, who becomes president?
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  The Speaker of the House. Who is the commander in chief of
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  the military? The president.
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  Who signs bills to become laws? The president.
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  Who vetoes bills? The 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 Agriculture,
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  Secretary of Commerce, Secretary of Defense, Secretary of
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  Education, Secretary of Energy, Secretary of Health and Human
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  Services, Secretary of Homeland Security, Secretary of Housing
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  and Urban Development, Secretary of the Interior, Secretary of
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  Labor, Secretary of State, Secretary of Transportation,
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  Secretary of the Treasury, Secretary of Veterans Affairs,
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  Attorney General and Vice President.
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  What does the judicial branch do?
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  Reviews laws, explains laws, resolves disputes disagreements,
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  Decides if a law goes against the Constitution.
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  What is the highest court in the United States?
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  The Supreme Court. How many justices are on the
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  Supreme Court? Visit uscis.gov/citizenship/test
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  Updates for the number of justices on the Supreme Court.
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  The link is also available in the description of this video.
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  Who is the Chief Justice of the United States now?
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  Visit uscis.gov/citizenship/test Updates for the name of the
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  Chief Justice of the United States.
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  The link is also available in the description of this video.
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  Under our Constitution, some powers belong to the federal
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  government. What is 1 Power of the federal
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  government? To print money, to declare war,
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  to create an army, to make treaties.
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  Under our Constitution, some powers belong to the states.
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  What is 1 power of the states? Provide schooling and education.
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  Provide protection, police provide safety.
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  Fire departments give a driver's license, approve zoning and land
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  use. Who is the governor of your
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  state now? Answers will vary.
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  District of Columbia residents should answer that DC does not
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  have a governor. Visit the link on your screen to
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  find the governor of your state. The link is also available in
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  the description of this video. What is the capital of your
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  state? Answers will vary.
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  District of Columbia residents should answer that DC is not a
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  state and does not have a capital.
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  Residents of US territories should name the capital of the
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  territory. What are the two major political
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  parties in the United States, Democratic and Republican?
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  What is the political party of the president now?
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  Visit uscis.gov/citizenship/test updates for the political party
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  of the President. The link is also available in
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  the description of this video. What is the name of the Speaker
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  of the House of Representatives now?
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  Visit uscis.gov/citizenship/test Updates for the name of the
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  Speaker of the House of Representatives.
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  The link is also available in the description of this video.
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  There are 4 amendments to the Constitution about who can vote.
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  Describe one of them. Citizens 18 and older can vote.
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  You don't have to pay a poll tax to vote.
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  Any citizen can vote. Women and men can vote.
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  A male citizen of any race can vote.
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  What is 1 Responsibility that is only for United States citizens.
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  Serve on a jury. Vote in a federal election.
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  Name one right only for United States citizens.
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  Vote in a federal election, run for federal office.
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