In this class, you will gain knowledge about American political history. After learning crucial vocabulary and helpful grammar, you’ll read, listen to, and discuss the topics included on the U.S. Citizenship test. We’ll provide you the knowledge, language practice, and tools you’ll need to get ready for American citizenship.
Prepare for the Civics Test
Prepare for the oral test, during which a USCIS officer will quiz you on 20 of the 128 questions from the civics test. To pass the civics exam, you must properly respond to at least 12 out of 20 questions.
We go through every one of the 128 questions you must study to become a citizen of the United States. The topics discussed include
- American geography
- Ancient America
- The American Constitution
- Constitutional legislation
- Constitutional rights
- Difficult Times in the 1800s and the Civil War
- Great Leaders Since 1900
- Fighting for Equal Rights
- The system of the government
- The Executive Branch
- The Legislative Branch
- The Judicial Branch Participating in Your Government Rights and Responsibilities
- American Holidays and Symbols
Be prepared for the English Test
Let us help you with the process to success. You’ll work on your pronunciation in class, and you’ll take practice exams to make sure you comprehend everything. You’ll also get some writing and reading practice.
- A USCIS agent will assess your English language proficiency during your eligibility interview on Form N-400.
- To prove that you can read in English, you must accurately read aloud one out of every three phrases. Civics and historical topics are the main emphasis of the class.
- To show that you can write in English, you must complete one out of three sentences. Civics and historical topics are the main emphasis of the class.
