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U.S. Citizenship Test Overview

The document appears to be a mock United States citizenship test containing multiple choice questions about US history and government. It tests knowledge about George Washington as the first president, the Declaration of Independence, the Bill of Rights as the first 10 amendments, and limits on presidential terms through the 22nd Amendment. The test covers topics such as the founding of the nation on July 4th, 1776, the three branches of government, and that the president belongs to the executive branch.

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U.S. Citizenship Test Overview

The document appears to be a mock United States citizenship test containing multiple choice questions about US history and government. It tests knowledge about George Washington as the first president, the Declaration of Independence, the Bill of Rights as the first 10 amendments, and limits on presidential terms through the 22nd Amendment. The test covers topics such as the founding of the nation on July 4th, 1776, the three branches of government, and that the president belongs to the executive branch.

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By Alec Distler

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George Washington was the United States
first president. He was elected in 1789.
George Washington was born in Virginia.
Who was the president of the United States
that was elected in 2004?
• A. George W. Bush
• B. Barrack Obama
• C. John McCain
The United States used to be controlled by
England. The founding fathers created a
document called The Declaration of
Independence and sent it to England. Fifty
six men signed the declaration. When was
the United States founded?
• July 4th, 1776
• July 4th, 1786
• July 4th, 1796
There are now 27 different amendments. There
used to be only 10. One of the amendments that
was created after the first ten, is that the
president can only serve a certain amount of
terms. What do we call the first ten
amendments?
• A. The Ten Commandments
• B. The Bill of Rights
• C. The Constitution
The President of the United States used to
be able to serve as many terms as he/she
likes. This has changed because the
Congress has made amendment 22.
Amendment 22 limits the amount of terms
the president can have. How many terms
can a president serve?
• A. 1
• B. 2
• C. 3
There are 3 branches of government. The
three branches are the Executive Branch,
Judicial Branch, and the Legislative Branch.
Different people belong to different
branches. Who Belongs to the Executive
Branch?
• A. The Supreme Court
• B. The Congress
• C. The President
Back to the test.
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Back to the question.
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Thank you for taking the
United States
Citizenship test.

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