U.S. Citizenship and English Practice
Prepare for the U.S. Naturalization Interview with reading, writing, civics questions, and N-400 personal information practice.
Civics + Reading After World War 2, the United States government was worried about the Soviet Union and Communism. This time is called “The Cold War.” Communism means that the government owns almost everything. People cannot own property. Communism is a different form of government than the US. The US has democracy and a market… Read More
History Review Unfortunately, the United States fought many wars from 1900-1999. The United States fought in World War 1, World War 2, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, and the first Gulf War. (World War I means World War 1)(World War II means World War 2) World War I was in Europe, from 1914-1918. The… Read More
Vocabulary: YES Questions Oath of Citizenship When a legal permanent resident becomes a citizen, they usually take an oath of citizenship. They come to USCIS or the court. They usually wear formal clothes. What do you see in the video? How do the people feel? Why did they want to become citizens? Some questions on… Read More
Have you EVER helped anyone to enter, or try to enter, the United States illegally? Have you EVER gambled illegally or received income from illegal gambling? Have you EVER failed to support your dependents or to pay alimony? Have you EVER made any misrepresentation to obtain any public benefit in the United States? Have you… Read More
In the 1800s, the United States fought the War of 1812, the Mexican-American War, the Spanish-American War, and the Civil War. The most important war in the 1800s was the Civil War, or the war between the states. Name one war fought by the United States in the 1800s. –> The Civil War The Civil… Read More
Civics Review: The Declaration and Constitution Reading and Civics George Washington was president for 8 years, from 1789 to 1797. One hundred years later, his birthday became a national holiday: President’s Day. After Washington, Adams was elected president. After Adams, Thomas Jefferson was elected president. The United States in the 1800s was a young, new… Read More
Review Questions 30A-30E and past vocabulary: Have you EVER been a habitual drunkard? Have you EVER been a prostitute, or procured anyone for prostitution? Have you EVER sold or smuggled controlled substances, illegal drugs, or narcotics? Have you EVER been married to more than one person at the same time? Have you EVER married someone… Read More
Review Past Vocabulary Have you EVER been arrested, cited, or detained by any law enforcement officer (including any immigration official or any official of the U.S. armed forces) for any reason? Have you EVER been charged with committing, attempting to commit, or assisting in committing a crime or offense? Have you EVER been convicted of… Read More
Review: The Declaration of Independence A new country The Declaration of Independence said “the United States is free!” But, Britain still wanted to keep the 13 colonies. The British military sent more and more soldiers and ships to America. The new United States fought the British military. We call this fight The Revolutionary War. What… Read More
Review: Questions 19-21 Did you EVER receive any type of military, paramilitary, or weapons training? Did you EVER recruit (ask), enlist (sign up), conscript (require), or use children in an armed force? Did you EVER use children to do anything that helped or supported people in combat? Review: New Questions Have you EVER been arrested,… Read More