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Practice 128 Civics Questions in RANDOM (Slow Female Voice, One Answer, NO Repetition) & then a Mock Interview (2) – 2 Officers Ask, You Answer · 128 Civics Questions for U.S. Citizenship Test

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  Thomas Jefferson is famous for many things.
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  Name 1. Writer of the Declaration of
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  Independence. Writer of the Declaration of
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  Independence. Name 1.
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  Leader of the women's rights movement in the 1800s.
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  Susan B Anthony, Susan. B Anthony Name 2 important ideas
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  from the Declaration of Independence and the US
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  Constitution. Liberty Self Government.
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  Liberty. Self government.
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  What part? Of the federal government rights
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  laws Congress. Congress.
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  What war did the Americans fight to win independence from
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  Britain? War for Independence War for
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  independence. 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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  John Jay. There are three branches of
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  government. Why checks and balances?
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  Checks and balances? How many voting members are in
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  the House of Representatives 435, 435?
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  Name 1 War fought by the United States in the 1800s.
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  Civil War Civil War What was the Great Depression?
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  Longest economic recession in modern history Longest economic
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  recession in modern history What does the Bill of Rights protect?
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  Rights of Americans. Rights of Americans What is the
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  rule of law? Everyone must follow the law.
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  Everyone must follow the law. Who does a member of the House
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  of Representatives represent? Citizens in their district.
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  Citizens in their district? If the president can no longer
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  serve, who becomes president? The vice president.
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  The vice president? The executive branch has many
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  parts. Name 1.
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  President President How many Supreme Court justices are
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  usually needed to decide a case 5 5.
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  What do we show loyalty to when we say the Pledge of Allegiance?
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  the United States, the United States, the colonists came to
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  America for many reasons. Name 1 Freedom.
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  Freedom. Who signs bills to become laws?
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  The president. The president?
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  What is one part of the judicial branch?
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  Supreme Court. Supreme Court.
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  The President of the United States is elected for how many
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  years? Four years, Four years.
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  Who appoints federal judges? The president.
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  The president Name one thing the US Constitution does Forms the
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  government forms the government. The words life, liberty, and the
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  pursuit of happiness are in what Founding document Declaration of
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  Independence. Declaration of Independence.
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  Abraham Lincoln is famous for many things.
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  Name 1 Freed the slaves. Freed the slaves.
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  Why did the United States enter World War One?
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  Because Germany attacked US ships.
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  Because Germany attacked US ships.
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  Name one power that is only for the federal government.
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  Print paper money. Print paper money.
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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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  U.S. citizens U.S. citizens. What are?
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  2 Examples of civic participation in the United
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  States Vote Run for office Vote run for office Who wrote the
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  Declaration of Independence? Thomas Jefferson.
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  Thomas Jefferson. How many senators does each
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  state have? 2 2 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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  Because they have more people. Dwight Eisenhower is famous for
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  many things. Name 1.
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  General during World War 2. General during World War 2.
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  Martin Luther King Junior is famous for many things.
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  Name 1. Fought for civil rights.
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  Fought for civil rights. Why does the flag have 13
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  stripes? Because there were 13 original
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  colonies. Because there were 13 original
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  colonies, Name three national US holidays.
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  New Year's Day Thanksgiving Day Christmas Day New Year's Day
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  Thanksgiving Day Christmas Day Name one U.S. military conflict
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  after the September 11th, 2001 attacks War in Iraq War in Iraq.
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  The nation's first motto was E pluribus Unum.
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  What does that mean? We all become one.
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  We all become one. What is the?
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  Form of government of the United States.
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  Republic. Republic.
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  Why is the Declaration of Independence important?
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  It says America is free from British control.
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  It says America is free from British control.
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  Name 2 promises that new citizens make in the oath of
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  allegiance. Defend the Constitution, Be
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  loyal to the United States. Defend the Constitution, Be
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  loyal to the United States. What group of people was taken
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  and sold as slaves? Africans.
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  Africans. Why did the United States enter
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  the Korean War? To stop the spread of communism.
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  To stop the spread of communism. Name one example of an American
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  innovation airplane Airplane Supreme Court justices serve for
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  life. Why to be?
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  Independent to be independent. Who is the governor of your
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  state now? Answers will vary.
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  Answers will vary. What is the name of the
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  President of the United States now?
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  Donald Trump. Donald Trump What are two
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  cabinet level positions? Secretary of Labor, Secretary of
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  State, Secretary of Labor, Secretary of State?
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  What is the purpose of the 10th Amendment powers not given to
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  the federal government belong to the states or to the.
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  People. Powers not given to the federal
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  government belong to the states. Or to the.
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  People what are. Three rights of everyone living
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  in the United States. Freedom of speech, freedom of
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  assembly, Freedom of religion. Freedom of speech, freedom of
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  assembly, freedom of religion. Where is the Statue of Liberty?
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  New York Harbor New York Harbor What is veteran's day?
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  A holiday to honor people in the military.
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  A holiday to honor people in the military.
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  The President of the United States is in charge of which
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  branch of government? Executive Branch.
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  Executive Branch. How long is a term for AUS
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  senator? Six years.
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  Six years. Name one power of the US
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  Congress. Rights, laws, Rights, laws.
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  Name your US Representative. Answers will vary.
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  Answers will vary. The American Revolution had many
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  important events. Name 1 Declaration of
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  Independence Declaration of Independence Benjamin Franklin
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  is famous for many things. Name 1 U.S. diplomat U.S.
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  diplomat Alexander Hamilton is famous for many things.
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  Name 1 First Secretary of the Treasury.
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  First Secretary of the Treasury What US war ended slavery The
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  Civil War The Civil War There were 13 original states.
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  Name 5. New Hampshire New York New
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  Jersey North Carolina South Carolina New Hampshire New York
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  New Jersey North Carolina South Carolina James Madison is famous
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  for many things. Name 1.
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  Father of the Constitution. Father of the Constitution.
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  The Civil War had many important events.
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  Name 1. Fort Sumter.
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  Fort Sumter When did all men get the right to vote?
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  After the Civil War. After the Civil War.
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  Who was president during the Great Depression and World War
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  2? Franklin Roosevelt Franklin
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  Roosevelt Why did the United States enter the Vietnam War?
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  To stop the spread of communism. To stop the spread of communism.
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  The US Constitution starts with the words We the People.
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  What does we the people mean? Self government.
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  Self government. What is the economic system of
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  the United States? Free market economy.
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  Free market economy. Who is commander in chief of the
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  US military? The president.
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  The president. Why is the Electoral College
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  important? It decides who is elected
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  president. It decides who is elected
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  president. What is the highest court in the
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  United States Supreme Court? Supreme Court.
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  Who is the Chief Justice of the United States now?
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  John Roberts. John Roberts.
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  Who was the United States main rival during the Cold War?
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  Russia. Russia.
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  Why did the United States enter the Persian Gulf War to force
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  the Iraqi military from Kuwait To force the Iraqi military from
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  Kuwait Name 1 American Indian tribe in the United States.
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  Black feet. Black Feet.
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  What is the name of the national anthem?
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  The Star Spangled Banner The Star Spangled Banner What is the
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  supreme law of the land? Constitution.
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  Constitution Name the three branches of government.
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  Congress President and the courts.
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  Congress President and the courts.
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  Who is one of your state's US Senators now?
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  Answers will vary. Answers will vary.
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  Who does AUS senator represent? Citizens of their state.
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  Citizens of their state, why do US representatives serve shorter
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  terms than US senators? To more closely follow public
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  opinion? To more closely follow public
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  opinion, the President of the United States can serve only two
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  terms. Why the 22nd Amendment?
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  The 22nd Amendment. Why is it important to pay
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  federal taxes? Required by law?
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  Required by law. When was the Declaration of
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  Independence adopted? July 4th, 1776.
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  July 4th, 1776. When did all women get the right
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  to vote after World War One? after World War One, what did
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  the civil rights movement do? Fought to end racial
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  discrimination. Fought.
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  To end racial discrimination. 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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  Required by law? Why were The Federalist Papers
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  important? They helped people understand
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  the Constitution. They helped people understand
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  the Constitution. How were changes made to the US
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  Constitution? Amendments.
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  Amendments What are the two parts of the US Congress, Senate
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  and House? Senate and House.
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  What is one way Americans can serve their country?
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  Vote. Vote.
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  What founding document was written in 1787?
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  Constitution. Constitution.
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  What amendment says all persons born or naturalized in the
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  United States and subject to the jurisdiction thereof are U.S.
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  citizens. 14th Amendment. 14th Amendment.
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  During the Cold War, what was 1 main concern of the United
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  States? Communism.
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  Communism. How many amendments does the US
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  Constitution have? 27 27 How long is a term for a
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  member of the House of Representatives?
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  Two years? Two years?
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  How many seats are on the Supreme Court?
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  9 9 There are 4 amendments to the US Constitution about who
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  can vote. Describe one of them.
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  Citizens 18 and older can vote. Citizens 18 and older can vote.
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  Name the US war between the North and the South the Civil
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  War The Civil War name 1 war fought by the United States in
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  the 1900s. World War 2.
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  World War 2 What is the capital of the United States?
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  Washington, DC Washington, DC What is Memorial Day?
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  A holiday to honor. Soldiers who?
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  Died in military service, a holiday to honor.
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  Soldiers who? Died in military service.
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  What is the name of the Speaker of the House of Representatives
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  now? Mike Johnson Mike Johnson What
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  is the name of the Vice President of the United States
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  now? JD Vance JD Vance How long do
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  Supreme Court justices serve? For life?
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  For life? What is the capital of your
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  state? Answers will vary.
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  Answers will vary. Why did the United States enter
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  World War 2? Pearl Harbor.
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  Pearl Harbor What major event happened on September 11th, 2001
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  in the United States? Terrorists attacked the United
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  States. Terrorists attacked the United
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  States. What founding document said the
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  American colonies were free from Britain?
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  Declaration of Independence Declaration of Independence How
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  many US senators are there 100 100 When did the Great
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  Depression start? The Great Crash The Great Crash
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  Why does the flag have 50 stars? Because there are 50 states.
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  Because there are 50 states. Why does each state have two
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  senators? Equal representation.
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  Equal representation? Name one Power of the president.
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  Signs bills into law. Signs bills into law.
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  What does the president's cabinet do?
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  Advises the president. Advises the president.
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  Name one power that is only for the states.
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  Give a driver's license. Give a driver's license.
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  Who lived in America before the Europeans arrived?
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  American Indians. American Indians George
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  Washington is famous for many things.
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  Name 1. Father of our country.
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  Father of our country. Many documents influenced the US
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  Constitution. Name 1 Declaration of
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  Independence Declaration of Independence.
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  Who? Elects members of the House of
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  Representatives. Citizens from their district.
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  Citizens from their district Who vetoes bills?
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  The president. The president.
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  Name one reason why the Americans declared independence
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  from Britain. High taxes.
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  High taxes. Who elects US senators?
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  Citizens from their state. Citizens from their state.
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  What territory did the United States buy from France in
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  eighteen O 3 Louisiana Louisiana.
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  What did the Emancipation Proclamation do?
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  Freed the slaves. Freed the slaves.
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  What does the judicial branch do?
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  Reviews. Laws Reviews.
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  Laws How? Can people become United States
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  citizens? Naturalize.
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  Naturalize. What is Independence Day?
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  The country's birthday? The country's birthday.
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  P66-P66, how are you doing today?
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  Great. Can I see your appointment
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  letter please? Thank you.
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  Check that. Yes.
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  Perfect. My name is Officer Blanco and
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  today I'll be conducting your citizenship interview.
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  Please follow me. How's your day so far?
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  Great. Good to know.
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  Follow me. Please step inside and remain
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  standing. OK.
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  You can put your stuff and the share next to you.
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  Before we begin, do you understand what an OAT is?
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  OK? Can you please raise your right
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  hand? Do you swear and affirm that the
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  statements you will give and provide today will be the truth,
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  the whole truth and other but the truth?
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  OK, You can put your hand down and you can take a seat.
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  OK, we're going to begin. I'm going to need your
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  fingerprints. Can you please put your right
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  index finger on the scanner? Thank you.
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  Can you now put your left index finger?
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  Thank you. Now I'm just going to need a
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  picture. Can you please look into the
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  camera 1231 more 123? Perfect.
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  Thank you. Can I see your permanent
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  resident card, your passport and your ID?
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  OK. You don't need to give them to
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  me, just show them. Perfect.
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  You can put it in my way. Do you have any questions before
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  we begin? Did you fill out this
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  application yourself? Is there anything that needs to
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  be updated on your application? OK, how long have you been a
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  permanent resident? OK, what is your date of birth?
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  What is your full legal name? Are you going to do a name
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  change? What other names have you gone
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  by? OK.
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  What is your height and your weight?
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  What are the last four of your Social Security number?
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  OK, can you please give me your phone number?
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  OK, What is your e-mail? What do you do for a living?
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  What's the name of your employer?
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  How long have you worked there? What are some of your job
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  duties? Are you married?
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  Have you ever been divorced? OK.
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  Were you married back in your country of origin?
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  Do you have any children who lives with you?
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  What is your current address? How long have you lived there?
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  Where did you live before? Why did you move?
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  Have you traveled out of the United States since you
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  submitted your application? When is the last day that you
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  travel out of the United States? How long was this trip for and
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  where did you travel to? OK, I can see that.
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  In the last five years, how many trips have you taken out of the
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  United States? In any of these trips, did you
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  spend more than six months out of the United States?
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  OK, now we're going to do the civic test.
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  I'm going to ask you 10 questions you have to answer,
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  correct, At least six of them. OK, What is an amendment?
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  Name 2 national US holidays. What are the two parts of the US
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  Congress? Name one state that borders
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  Canada. How many justices are on the
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  Supreme Court? What movement tried to end
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  racial discrimination? What ocean is on the West Coast
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  of the United States? Who makes federal laws?
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  Name one problem that led to the Civil War.
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  Who vetoes bills? OK, now we're going to do the
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  writing and reading test on the screen that you see in front of
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  you. I'm going to display a sentence
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  for you to read, and also you're going to write a sentence.
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  First. Can you please read the
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  following sentence that is in front of the screen?
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  Thank you. You're going to write the
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  following sentence on the tablet.
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  President Washington is the father of our country.
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  President Washington is the father of our country.
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  Perfect. Congratulations.
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  You approved these two portions of the interview, the civic
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  questions, and also the reading and writing.
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  Answer yes or no to the following questions.
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  Have you ever claimed to be AUS citizen?
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  Have you ever registered to vote or voted in any federal, state,
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  or local election in the United States?
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  Why not? Why have you never voted?
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  Do you currently owe any overdue federal, state, or local taxes
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  in the United States since you became a lawful permanent
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  resident? Have you called yourself a non
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  resident alien on a federal, state, or local tax return or
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  decided not to file a tax return because you considered yourself
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  to be a non resident? Do you file your taxes every
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  year and what are taxes? Have you ever been a member of,
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  involved in, or in any way associated with any communist or
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  totalitarian party anywhere in the world?
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  Have you ever advocated any of the following or been a member
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  of, involved in, or in any way associated with any group
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  anywhere in the world that advocated any of the following?
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  Opposition to all organized government.
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  World Communism. The establishment in the United
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  States of a totalitarian dictatorship.
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  The overthrow by force or violence or other
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  unconstitutional means of the Governments of the United States
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  or all forms of law. The unlawful assaulting or
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  killing of any officer or officers of the governments of
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  the United States or of any other organized governments
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  because of their official character.
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  The unlawful damage, injury, or destruction of property or
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  sabotage. Have you ever been a member of,
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  involved in, or in any way associated with, or have you
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  ever provided money, a thing of value, services or labor, or any
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  other assistance or support to a group that used a weapon or
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  explosive with intent to harm another person or cause damage
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  to property? Engaged in kidnapping,
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  assassination, or hijacking or sabotage of an airplane, ship,
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  vehicle, or other mode of transportation.
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  Threatened, attempted, conspired, prepared, planned,
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  advocated for, or incited others to commit any of the acts listed
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  in item numbers 6A or 6B. Have you ever ordered and cited,
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  called for, committed, assisted, helped with, or otherwise
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  participated in any of the following torture, genocide,
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  killing, or trying to kill any person?
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  Intentionally and severely injuring or trying to injure any
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  person? Any kind of sexual contact or
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  activity with any person who did not consent or was unable to
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  consent or was being forced or threatened by you or by someone
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  else. Not letting someone practice
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  their religion, causing harm or suffering to any person because
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  of their race, religion, national origin, membership in a
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  particular social group or political opinion.
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  Have you ever served in, been a member of, assisted, or
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  participating in any military or police unit?
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  Have you ever served in, been a member of, assisted, or
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  participated in any armed group, for example, paramilitary unit,
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  self-defense unit, vigilante unit, rebel group, or guerrilla
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  group? Have you ever worked,
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  volunteered, or otherwise served in a place where people were
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  detained? For example, a prison, jail,
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  prison camp, detention facility, or labor camp?
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  Or have you ever directed or participated in any other
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  activity that involved in detaining people?
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  Were you ever a part of any group?
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  Or did you ever help any group, unit, or organization that used
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  a weapon against any person or threatened to do so?
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  Have you ever sold, provided, or transported weapons or assisted
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  any person in selling, providing, or transporting
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  weapons which you knew or believed would be used against
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  another person? Have you ever received any
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  weapons training, paramilitary training, or other military type
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  training? Have you ever recruited and
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  listed, conscripted, or used any person under 15 years of age to
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  serve in or help an armed group, or attempted or worked with
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  others to do so? Have you ever used any person
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  under 15 years of age to take part in hostilities or attempted
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  or worked with others to do so? This could include participating
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  in combat or providing services related to combat.
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  Include all the crimes and offenses in the United States or
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  anywhere in the world, including domestic violence, driving under
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  the influence of drugs or alcohol, and crimes and offenses
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  while you were under 18 years of age which you ever committed,
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  agreed to commit, or ask someone else to commit.
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  Were arrested, cited, detained, or confined by any law
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  enforcement officer, military official, or immigration
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  official. Were charged with committing,
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  helping commit or trying to commit, plead guilty to, were
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  convicted of, were placed in alternative sentencing or a
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  rehabilitated program for or received a suspended sentence,
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  clemency, amnesty, or pardoned for or were placed on paration
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  or paroled for. Have you ever committed, agreed
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  to commit, ask someone else to commit, helped commit, or try to
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  commit a crime or offense for which you were not arrested?
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  Have you ever been arrested, cited, detained, or confined by
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  any law enforcement officer, military official or immigration
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  official for any reason, or been charged with a crime or offense?
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  If you received a suspended sentence, were placed on
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  probation or were paroled, have you completed your suspended
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  sentence, probation or parole and what is cited?
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  Have you ever engaged in prostitution, attempted to
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  procure or import prostitutes or persons for the purpose of
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  prostitution, or received any proceeds or money from
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  prostitution? Have you ever manufactured,
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  cultivated produce, distribute, dispensed, sold or smuggled any
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  controlled substances, illegal drugs, narcotics or drug
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  paraphernalia in violation of any law or regulation of AUS
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  state to the United States or a foreign country?
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  Have you ever been married to more than one person at the same
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  time? Have you ever married someone in
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  order to obtain an immigration benefit?
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  Have you ever helped anyone to enter or try to enter the United
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  States illegally? Have you ever gambled illegally
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  or received income from illegal gambling?
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  Have you ever failed to support your dependents or to pay
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  alimony? Have you ever made any
• 54:49
  misrepresentation to obtain any public benefit in the United
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  States? Have you ever given any U.S.
• 54:58
  government officials any information or documentation
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  that was false, fraudulent, or misleading?
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  Have you ever lied to any U.S. government officials to gain
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  entry or admission into the United States or to gain
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  immigration benefits while in the United States?
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  Have you ever been placed in removal or rescission or
• 55:19
  deportation proceedings? Have you ever been removed or
• 55:24
  deported from the United States? And what is deported or
• 55:30
  deportation? Have you ever left the United
• 55:38
  States to avoid being drafted in the US Armed Forces?
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  Have you ever applied for any kind of exemption for military
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  service in the US Armed Forces? Have you ever served in the US
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  Armed Forces? Do you now have or did you ever
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  have a hereditary title or an order of nobility in any foreign
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  country? OK.
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  Do you support the Constitution and form of government of the
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  United States? What is the form of government
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  of the United States? Do you understand the fault of
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  allegiance to the United States? What is an oath of allegiance?
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  Are you unable to take the oath of allegiance because of a
• 56:36
  physical or developmental disability or mental impairment?
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  Are you willing to take the full oath of allegiance to the United
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  States if the law requires it? Are you willing to bear arms on
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  behalf of the United States if the law requires it?
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  Are you willing to perform noncombatant services in the US
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  armed forces if the law requires it?
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  Are you willing to perform work of national importance under
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  civilian direction? OK, congratulations.
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  At this time I will recommend your application as approved.