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Citizenship Study Materials
Visual study guides for the civics part of the citizenship test, learn the facts the way they actually connect, not as a list to memorize. Pick a topic, study it, then test your memory with Study, Remember, and Practice.
U.S. Geography
The capital, the oceans, the borders, the rivers, and the territories, with the real test questions.
Open guide →Important Americans
Washington, Jefferson, Franklin, Lincoln, King, and Anthony, who they are, with the real test questions.
Open guide →Symbols & Holidays
The flag, the anthem, the Statue of Liberty, and the national holidays, with the real test questions.
Open guide →The Three Branches
Legislative, executive, and judicial, who leads each one and what they do, with the real test questions.
Open guide →Founding Documents
The Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights, in order, with the real test questions.
Open guide →Wars, in order
A picture timeline of every war on the test, oldest to newest. Hear each name, say it out loud, and read the real test questions.
Open guide →128 Questions — English & Español
Every question with a simpler English version and a Spanish translation. Tap to reveal each tier. Print or save as PDF to share.
Open & share →All 128 Questions, in Simple English
Every question on the test, with a simpler English version when it helps, and the official answer. Search it, or browse by topic.
Open guide →The American Story
A drag-and-drop timeline game. Put the biggest events of America's 250-year story in order, by period, then all together.
Play →The N-400 Interview, in Order
Learn the N-400 interview in order, first the six big steps, then the real N-400 sections and the exact questions the officer asks. Retrieval-first, built for whole-class teaching.
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