This quiz tests knowledge relevant to becoming a US citizen, covering key historical facts, important figures, and national symbols.
George W. Bush
Barack Obama
John Mccain
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The Supreme Court
The Senate Court
The Presidential Tribunal
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You can pray only on Sunday.
You can practice any religion, or not practice a religion
You must be a Catholic.
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At the age of eighteen
After they get married
When they retire
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Cherokee
Black Eagles
Grecians
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Mississippi River
Ohio River
Colorado River
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One for every Senator.
One for each state.
Because there were 50 original colonies.
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The Declaration of Independence
The Emancipation Proclamation
The Constitution
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She was the only woman who signed the Declaration of Independence.
She fought for women's rights.
She wrote some of the Federalist Papers.
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Puerto Rico Territory
Guam Territory
Louisiana Territory
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"God Bless America"
"My Country, 'tis of thee"
"The Star-Spangled Banner"
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It announced that all slaves were free.
It set up the government.
It announced our independence from Great Britain.
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125
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100
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Because of slavery
Taxation without representation
Because of a land dispute with France
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He was the first President of the U.S.
He was a diplomat.
He freed the slaves.
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Ted Kennedy
Rahm Emmanuel
Nancy Pelosi
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Voting by states
The Electoral College
Any citizen can vote.
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Freedom of Expression and the Right to Vote
Freedom of Religion and Freedom of Assembly
Freedom of Speech and the Right to be President
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The Mexican American War
The Civil War
World War II
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John Adams
George Hamilton
James Madison
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