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 and Reading: The United States is free Colonists came to America for freedom. But, the colonies were still part of the British Government. The British Government and the King of England chose the leaders of the colonies. Many colonists wanted to choose their own leaders. The British Government and the King of England made… Read More
N-400 Review (questions 16-18) Were you EVER a worker in a prison or a jail? Were you EVER a worker in a labor camp? Were you EVER a worker in a detention facility? Were you EVER a worker in a prison camp? Were you EVER a worker in any place people were forced to stay?… Read More
More than 15,000 years ago, people came to North America, Central America, and South America. They spread all over America, and created many different cultures and civilizations. These people were the Native Americans, or American Indians. (100 and 128) Who lived in America before the Europeans arrived? –> American Indians or Native Americans There were… Read More
Review Question 15: Were you EVER a member of a military unit? Were you EVER a member of a paramilitary unit? Were you EVER a member of a police unit? Were you EVER a member of a self defense unit? Were you EVER a member of a vigilante unit? Were you EVER a member of… Read More
Review: Part 12, Question 14 Were you EVER involved in any way with killing, or trying to kill someone? Were you EVER involved in any way with forcing, or trying to force, someone to have any kind of sexual contact or relations? Were you EVER involved in any way with not letting someone practice their… Read More
Review: Congress + The President Can you answer these questions? What questions (and answers) are connected to this video? Reading + Civics The job of president is really difficult. However, the president has a lot of help and support. One person who works with the president is the Vice President. The Vice President is also… Read More
Review: Questions about the president Reading and Civics The constitution defines the United States government. It sets up the legislative branch and the judicial branch. We have read and learned about Congress and the Courts. There is one more major part of the American government. Do you know what it is? The executive branch is… Read More
N400 Vocabulary Review N-400 Questions 11-14B Have you ever advocated (either directly or indirectly) the overthrow of any government by force or violence? Have you ever persecuted (either directly or indirectly) any person because of race, religion, national origin, membership in a particular social group, or political opinion? Between March 23, 1933 and May 8,… Read More
Congress has two parts: the House and the Senate. The Senate is smaller, but has more power and respect. For example, the Senate has the power to approve or deny the president’s choices for the cabinet and the courts. The Senate decides to impeach presidents or other federal positions, too. Each state has only two… Read More
The House š The United States government has three branches, or parts. Congress is the part that makes laws. Congress makes laws for all of the United States. They can write laws about many things, like health care, unemployment benefits, transportation, the military, taxes, and more. Citizens in every state choose members of congress. We… Read More