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Master the 2025 U.S. Citizenship Test
Stop guessing and start mastering. The Civics Prep USA All-Access Pass gives you the complete toolkit you need to impress the officer and secure your citizenship.
What You Get Inside:
- ✅ The Full Civics Gym: Unlock all 48 vocabulary words and “sound traps.”
- ✅ Mock Interview Simulator: Practice with “Officer Friendly” and “Officer Brusque.”
- ✅ Audio Training: Perfect your pronunciation so they understand you the first time.
- ✅ Lifetime Access: One payment, yours forever. No subscriptions.
What Will You Learn?
- Practice listening to civics and interview-style questions in simple English
- Improve pronunciation through guided speaking and repeat practice
- Build confidence answering clearly with short, direct responses
- Strengthen listening skills with different officer speaking styles and accents
- Use video lessons, quizzes, and self-recording to practice more effectively
- Compare practice material with official source-based content when provided
Course Content
Welcome to the Civics Gym Pronunication App
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How To Use The Civic Gym: English Instructions
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How To Use The Civics Gym: Spanish Instructions:
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🚀 ENTER THE PREMIUM CIVICS GYM (UNLOCKED)
Officer Friendly Video Interview
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Q001 – Form of Government
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Q002 – Supreme Law
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Q003 – Constitution Does
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Q004 – We the People
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Q005 – Amendment Process
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Q006 – Bill of Rights
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Q007 – Amendment Count
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Q008 – Dec of Indep Importance
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Q009 – Free from Britain
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Q010 – Dec of Indep Ideas
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Q011 – Life and Liberty
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Q012 – Economic System
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Q013 – Rule of Law
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Q014 – Constitution Influence
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Q015 – Three Branches Why
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Q016 – Name Three Branches
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Q017 – President Branch
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Q018 – Writes Laws
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Q019 – Parts of Congress
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Q020 – Power of Congress
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Q021 – Senator Count
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Q022 – Senator Term
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Q023 – US Senator (REC)
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Q024 – House Member Count
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Q025 – House Term
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Q026 – Reps vs Senators
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Q027 – Senators per State
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Q028 – Why Two Senators
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Q029 – US Representative (REC)
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Q030 – Speaker of House
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Q031 – Senator Represents
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Q032 – Elects Senators
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Q033 – Rep Represents
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Q034 – Elects Reps
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Q035 – Reps Population
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Q036 – President Term
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Q037 – President Term Limit
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Q038 – President Name
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Q039 – Vice President Name
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Q040 – President Successor
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Q041 – President Power
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Q042 – Commander in Chief
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Q043 – Signs Bills
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Q044 – Vetoes Bills
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Q045 – Appoints Judges
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Q046 – Exec Branch Parts
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Q047 – Cabinet Does
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Q048 – Cabinet Positions
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Q049 – Electoral College
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Q050 – Judicial Branch Part
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Q051 – Judicial Branch Does
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Q052 – Highest Court
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Q053 – Supreme Court Seats
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Q054 – Justices for Case
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Q055 – Justice Term
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Q056 – Justice Life Term
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Q057 – Chief Justice Name
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Q058 – Federal Power
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Q059 – State Power
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Q060 – 10th Amendment
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Q061 – Governor Name (REC)
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Q062 – State Capital (REC)
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Q063 – four amendments to the U.S. Constitution
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Q064 – Who can vote in federal elections
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Q065 – Three Rights
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Q066 – Pledge Loyalty
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Q067 Name two promises
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Q068 – Become Citizen
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Q069 – two examples of civic participation
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Q070 – Serve Country
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Q071 – Pay Taxes
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Q072 – Selective Service
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Q073 – Colonists Reason
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Q074 – Pre-European
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Q075 – Enslaved People
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Q076 – Independence War
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Q077 – Why Independence
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Q078 – Wrote Declaration
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Q079 – Declaration Date
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Q080 – Revolution Event
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Q081 – 13 Original States
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Q082 – 1787 Document
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Q083 – Federalist Writer
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Q084 – Federalist Importance
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Q085 – Ben Franklin
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Q086 – George Washington
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Q087 – Thomas Jefferson
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Q088 – James Madison
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Q089 – Alexander Hamilton
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Q090 – Louisiana Purchase
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Q091 – 1800s War
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Q092 – Name the U.S. war between the North and the South
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Q093 – Civil War Event
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Q094 – Abraham Lincoln
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Q095 – Emancipation Proc
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Q096 – Ended Slavery
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Q097 – 14th Amendment
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Q098 – Right to Vote
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Q099 – Womens Rights
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Q100 – 1900s War
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Q101 – Enter WWI
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Q102 – Women Vote Date
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Q103 – Great Depression
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Q104 – Depression Start
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Q105 – FDR President
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Q106 – Enter WWII
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Q107 – Eisenhower
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Q108 – Cold War Rival
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Q109 – Cold War Concern
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Q110 – Korean War
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Q111 – Vietnam War
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Q112 – Civil Rights Mov
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Q113 – MLK Jr
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Q114 – Gulf War
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Q115 – Sept 11
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Q116 – Post 9/11 Conflict
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Q117 – Indian Tribe
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Q118 – Innovation
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Q119 – US Capital
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Q120 – Statue of Liberty
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Q121 – 13 Stripes
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Q122 – 50 Stars
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Q123 – National Anthem
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Q124 – E Pluribus Unum
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Q125 – Independence Day
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Q126 – National Holidays
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Q127 – Memorial Day
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Q128 – Veterans Day
Officer Accent Video Interview
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Q001 – Form of Government
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Q002 – Supreme Law
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Q003 – Constitution Does
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Q004 – We the People
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Q005 – Amendment Process
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Q006 – Bill of Rights
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Q007 – Amendment Count
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Q008 – Dec of Indep Importance
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Q009 – Free from Britain
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Q010 – Dec of Indep Ideas
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Q011 – Life and Liberty
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Q012 – Economic System
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Q013 – Rule of Law
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Q014 – Constitution Influence
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Q015 – Three Branches Why
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Q016 – Name Three Branches
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Q017 – President Branch
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Q018 – Writes Laws
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Q019 – Parts of Congress
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Q020 – Power of Congress
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Q021 – Senator Count
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Q022 – Senator Term
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Q023 – US Senator (REC)
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Q024 – House Member Count
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Q025 – House Term
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Q026 – Reps vs Senators
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Q027 – Senators per State
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Q028 – Why Two Senators
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Q029 – US Representative (REC)
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Q030 – Speaker of House
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Q031 – Senator Represents
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Q032 – Elects Senators
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Q033 – Rep Represents
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Q034 – Elects Reps
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Q035 – Reps Population
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Q036 – President Term
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Q037 – President Term Limit
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Q038 – President Name
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Q039 – Vice President Name
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Q040 – President Successor
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Q041 – President Power
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Q042 – Commander in Chief
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Q043 – Signs Bills
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Q044 – Vetoes Bills
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Q045 – Appoints Judges
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Q046 – Exec Branch Parts
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Q047 – Cabinet Does
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Q048 – Cabinet Positions
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Q049 – Electoral College
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Q050 – Judicial Branch Part
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Q051 – Judicial Branch Does
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Q052 – Highest Court
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Q053 – Supreme Court Seats
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Q054 – Justices for Case
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Q055 – Justice Term
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Q056 – Justice Life Term
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Q057 – Chief Justice Name
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Q058 – Federal Power
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Q059 – State Power
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Q060 – 10th Amendment
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Q061 – Governor Name (REC)
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Q062 – State Capital (REC)
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Q063 – four amendments to the U.S. Constitution
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Q064 – Who can vote in federal elections
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Q065 – Three Rights
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Q066 – Pledge Loyalty
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Q067 Name two promises
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Q068 – Become Citizen
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Q069 – two examples of civic participation
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Q070 – Serve Country
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Q071 – Pay Taxes
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Q072 – Selective Service
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Q073 – Colonists Reason
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Q074 – Pre-European
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Q075 – Enslaved People
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Q076 – Independence War
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Q077 – Why Independence
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Q078 – Wrote Declaration
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Q079 – Declaration Date
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Q080 – Revolution Event
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Q081 – 13 Original States
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Q082 – 1787 Document
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Q083 – Federalist Writer
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Q084 – Federalist Importance
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Q085 – Ben Franklin
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Q086 – George Washington
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Q087 – Thomas Jefferson
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Q088 – James Madison
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Q089 – Alexander Hamilton
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Q090 – Louisiana Purchase
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Q091 – 1800s War
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Q092 – Name the U.S. war between the North and the South
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Q093 – Civil War Event
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Q094 – Abraham Lincoln
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Q095 – Emancipation Proc
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Q096 – Ended Slavery
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Q097 – 14th Amendment
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Q098 – Right to Vote
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Q099 – Womens Rights
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Q100 – 1900s War
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Q101 – Enter WWI
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Q102 – Women Vote Date
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Q103 – Great Depression
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Q104 – Depression Start
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Q105 – FDR President
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Q106 – Enter WWII
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Q107 – Eisenhower
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Q108 – Cold War Rival
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Q109 – Cold War Concern
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Q110 – Korean War
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Q111 – Vietnam War
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Q112 – Civil Rights Mov
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Q113 – MLK Jr
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Q114 – Gulf War
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Q115 – Sept 11
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Q116 – Post 9/11 Conflict
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Q117 – Indian Tribe
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Q118 – Innovation
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Q119 – US Capital
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Q120 – Statue of Liberty
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Q121 – 13 Stripes
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Q122 – 50 Stars
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Q123 – National Anthem
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Q124 – E Pluribus Unum
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Q125 – Independence Day
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Q126 – National Holidays
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Q127 – Memorial Day
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Q128 – Veterans Day
Officer Brusque Video Interview
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Q001 – Form of Government
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Q002 – Supreme Law
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Q003 – Constitution Does
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Q004 – We the People
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Q005 – Amendment Process
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Q006 – Bill of Rights
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Q007 – Amendment Count
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Q008 – Dec of Indep Importance
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Q009 – Free from Britain
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Q010 – Dec of Indep Ideas
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Q011 – Life and Liberty
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Q012 – Economic System
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Q013 – Rule of Law
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Q014 – Constitution Influence
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Q015 – Three Branches Why
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Q016 – Name Three Branches
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Q017 – President Branch
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Q018 – Writes Laws
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Q019 – Parts of Congress
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Q020 – Power of Congress
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Q021 – Senator Count
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Q022 – Senator Term
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Q023 – US Senator (REC)
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Q024 – House Member Count
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Q025 – House Term
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Q026 – Reps vs Senators
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Q027 – Senators per State
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Q028 – Why Two Senators
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Q029 – US Representative (REC)
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Q030 – Speaker of House
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Q031 – Senator Represents
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Q032 – Elects Senators
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Q033 – Rep Represents
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Q034 – Elects Reps
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Q035 – Reps Population
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Q036 – President Term
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Q037 – President Term Limit
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Q038 – President Name
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Q039 – Vice President Name
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Q040 – President Successor
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Q041 – President Power
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Q042 – Commander in Chief
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Q043 – Signs Bills
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Q044 – Vetoes Bills
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Q045 – Appoints Judges
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Q046 – Exec Branch Parts
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Q047 – Cabinet Does
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Q048 – Cabinet Positions
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Q049 – Electoral College
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Q050 – Judicial Branch Part
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Q051 – Judicial Branch Does
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Q052 – Highest Court
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Q053 – Supreme Court Seats
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Q054 – Justices for Case
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Q055 – Justice Term
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Q056 – Justice Life Term
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Q057 – Chief Justice Name
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Q058 – Federal Power
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Q059 – State Power
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Q060 – 10th Amendment
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Q061 – Governor Name (REC)
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Q062 – State Capital (REC)
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Q063 – four amendments to the U.S. Constitution
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Q064 – Who can vote in federal elections
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Q065 – Three Rights
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Q066 – Pledge Loyalty
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Q067 Name two promises
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Q068 – Become Citizen
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Q069 – two examples of civic participation
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Q070 – Serve Country
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Q071 – Pay Taxes
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Q072 – Selective Service
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Q073 – Colonists Reason
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Q074 – Pre-European
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Q075 – Enslaved People
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Q076 – Independence War
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Q077 – Why Independence
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Q078 – Wrote Declaration
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Q079 – Declaration Date
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Q080 – Revolution Event
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Q081 – 13 Original States
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Q082 – 1787 Document
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Q083 – Federalist Writer
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Q084 – Federalist Importance
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Q085 – Ben Franklin
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Q086 – George Washington
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Q087 – Thomas Jefferson
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Q088 – James Madison
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Q089 – Alexander Hamilton
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Q090 – Louisiana Purchase
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Q091 – 1800s War
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Q092 – Name the U.S. war between the North and the South
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Q093 – Civil War Event
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Q094 – Abraham Lincoln
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Q095 – Emancipation Proc
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Q096 – Ended Slavery
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Q097 – 14th Amendment
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Q098 – Right to Vote
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Q099 – Womens Rights
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Q100 – 1900s War
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Q101 – Enter WWI
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Q102 – Women Vote Date
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Q103 – Great Depression
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Q104 – Depression Start
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Q105 – FDR President
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Q106 – Enter WWII
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Q107 – Eisenhower
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Q108 – Cold War Rival
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Q109 – Cold War Concern
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Q110 – Korean War
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Q111 – Vietnam War
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Q112 – Civil Rights Mov
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Q113 – MLK Jr
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Q114 – Gulf War
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Q115 – Sept 11
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Q116 – Post 9/11 Conflict
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Q117 – Indian Tribe
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Q118 – Innovation
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Q119 – US Capital
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Q120 – Statue of Liberty
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Q121 – 13 Stripes
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Q122 – 50 Stars
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Q123 – National Anthem
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Q124 – E Pluribus Unum
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Q125 – Independence Day
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Q126 – National Holidays
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Q127 – Memorial Day
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Q128 – Veterans Day
N400 Naturalization Video Interview
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01. What is your name?
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02. And have you used any other names?
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03. Do you want to legally change your name?
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04. What is your date of birth?
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05. And where were you born?
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06. What is your country of citizenship?
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07. Are either of your parents United States citizens?
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08. Are you currently single, married, divorced, or widowed?
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09. And where are you currently living?
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10. How many children do you have?
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11. Where are you working?
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12. When was your last trip outside the United States?
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13. Do you remember the day you returned to the United States?
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14. Do you swear or affirm that the statements you will give today will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth?
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15. Have you EVER claimed to be a U.S. citizen (in writing or any other way)?
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16. Do you currently owe any overdue Federal, state, or local taxes in the United States?
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17. Do you support the Constitution and form of Government of the United States?
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18. Are you willing to take the full Oath of Allegiance to the United States?
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19. If the law requires it, are you willing to bear arms (carry weapons) on behalf of the United States?
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20. If the law requires it
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