Civics Champion A complete, printable study system of high-contrast, large-print double-sided flashcards covering all 128 questions of the citizenship test, optimized for easy home or classroom printing and maximum readability.
VL V Lundgren Government Foundations
High-contrast, printable double-sided study cards for Questions 1-32 of the citizenship test, focusing on the principles of American democracy, the system of government, and the legislative branch.
Foundations Flashcards Document
High-contrast, printable double-sided flashcards for Questions 1-32 of the citizenship test, customized for Racine, Wisconsin. Features Tammy Baldwin, Ron Johnson, and Bryan Steil as specific representatives.
Executive Judicial and Rights
High-contrast, printable double-sided study cards for Questions 33-64 of the citizenship test, covering the Executive and Judicial branches, rights and responsibilities, and early American history.
Executive Judicial Flashcards Document
High-contrast, printable double-sided flashcards for Questions 33-64 of the citizenship test, customized for Racine, Wisconsin. Features Tony Evers (Governor) and Madison (Capital) as specific answers.
American History Development
High-contrast, printable double-sided study cards for Questions 65-96 of the citizenship test, covering early colonial times, the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, and the late 1800s.
American History Flashcards Document
High-contrast, printable double-sided flashcards for Questions 65-96 of the citizenship test. Features a premium 2x3 grid layout with perfect duplex alignment, cover card, study tracker, and progress checklist.
Modern Civics Holidays
High-contrast, printable double-sided study cards for Questions 97-128 of the citizenship test, covering recent history, geography, symbols, and holidays.
Modern Civics Flashcards Document
High-contrast, printable double-sided flashcards for Questions 97-128 of the citizenship test. Features a premium 2x3 grid layout with perfect duplex alignment, cover card, study tracker, and progress checklist.
Civics Champion A complete, printable study system of high-contrast, large-print double-sided flashcards covering all 128 questions of the citizenship test, optimized for easy home or classroom printing and maximum readability.
VL V Lundgren
Foundations Flashcards Document Civics Champion SYSTEM COVER
Government Foundations
Questions 1 - 32
Double-sided study cards for Racine, Wisconsin residents.
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American Gov QUESTION 1
What is the form of government of the United States?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 01
Constitution QUESTION 2
What is the supreme law of the land?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 02
Constitution QUESTION 3
Name one thing the U.S. Constitution does.
US Citizenship Civics Q. 03
Constitution QUESTION 4
What does the U.S. Constitution do?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 04
Constitution QUESTION 5
What is the U.S. Constitution?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 05
ANSWER ANSWER 1
Republic
Constitution-based federal republic
Representative democracy
US Citizenship Civics A. 01
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ANSWER ANSWER 3
Provides any ONE answer:
Forms the government
Defines powers of government
Protects basic rights of Americans
US Citizenship Civics A. 03
ANSWER ANSWER 2
The Constitution
US Citizenship Civics A. 02
ANSWER ANSWER 5
Provides any ONE answer:
The supreme law of the land
The written plan of government
US Citizenship Civics A. 05
ANSWER ANSWER 4
Provides any ONE answer:
Forms the government
Defines the powers of government
Protects basic rights of Americans
Establishes the government
US Citizenship Civics A. 04
Exec Branch QUESTION 6
What is the executive branch of the U.S. government?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 06
Leg Branch QUESTION 7
What is the legislative branch of the U.S. government?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 07
Judicial QUESTION 8
What is the judicial branch of the U.S. government?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 08
System QUESTION 9
What are the three branches of government?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 09
Balance QUESTION 10
Why are there three branches of government?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 10
Separation QUESTION 11
What is the separation of powers?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 11
ANSWER ANSWER 7
Provides any ONE answer:
Congress
Senate and House of Representatives
(U.S. or national) legislature
US Citizenship Civics A. 07
ANSWER ANSWER 6
Provides any ONE answer:
The President
Executive departments
The Cabinet
US Citizenship Civics A. 06
ANSWER ANSWER 9
Must name ALL three:
1 Legislative (Congress)
2 Executive (President)
3 Judicial (Courts)
US Citizenship Civics A. 09
ANSWER ANSWER 8
Provides any ONE answer:
Supreme Court
All other federal courts
US Citizenship Civics A. 08
ANSWER ANSWER 11
Provides any ONE answer:
Power is divided between three branches of government
Each branch has its own responsibilities
US Citizenship Civics A. 11
ANSWER ANSWER 10
Provides any ONE answer:
So one branch does not become too powerful
Checks and balances
Separation of powers
US Citizenship Civics A. 10
Balance QUESTION 12
What is the system of checks and balances?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 12
Federalism QUESTION 13
What is federalism?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 13
Rule of Law QUESTION 14
What is the "rule of law"?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 14
Influence QUESTION 15
Many documents influenced the U.S. Constitution. Name one.
US Citizenship Civics Q. 15
Preamble QUESTION 16
There are three words in the Preamble to the Constitution. What are these words?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 16
Amendments QUESTION 17
What is an amendment?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 17
ANSWER ANSWER 13
Provides any ONE answer:
Power is shared between the national (federal) government and state governments
Division of power between national and state levels
US Citizenship Civics A. 13
ANSWER ANSWER 12
Provides any ONE answer:
A system that keeps any one branch of government from becoming too powerful
Limits power by separating branches and giving oversight powers to each other
US Citizenship Civics A. 12
ANSWER ANSWER 15
Provides any ONE answer:
Declaration of Independence
Articles of Confederation
Federalist Papers
Mayflower Compact / Magna Carta
US Citizenship Civics A. 15
ANSWER ANSWER 14
Provides any ONE answer:
Everyone must follow the law
No one is above the law
Leaders and government must obey the law
US Citizenship Civics A. 14
ANSWER ANSWER 17
Provides any ONE answer:
A change (to the Constitution)
An addition (to the Constitution)
US Citizenship Civics A. 17
ANSWER ANSWER 16
We
the
People
US Citizenship Civics A. 16
Bill of Rights QUESTION 18
What is the Bill of Rights?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 18
Amendments QUESTION 19
How many amendments does the U.S. Constitution have?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 19
Legislature QUESTION 20
What is the supreme legislative body of the United States?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 20
Congress QUESTION 21
What are the two parts of the U.S. Congress?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 21
Congress Powers QUESTION 22
Name one power of the U.S. Congress.
US Citizenship Civics Q. 22
Senate QUESTION 23
How many U.S. senators are there?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 23
ANSWER ANSWER 19
27 Amendments total
US Citizenship Civics A. 19
ANSWER ANSWER 18
Provides any ONE answer:
The first 10 amendments to the Constitution
A document protecting the basic rights of individuals
US Citizenship Civics A. 18
ANSWER ANSWER 21
The Senate
&
House of Representatives
US Citizenship Civics A. 21
ANSWER ANSWER 20
Congress
US Citizenship Civics A. 20
ANSWER ANSWER 23
100 U.S. Senators
US Citizenship Civics A. 23
ANSWER ANSWER 22
Provides any ONE answer:
Writes laws
Declares war
Makes the federal budget
US Citizenship Civics A. 22
Senate Term QUESTION 24
How long is a term for a U.S. senator?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 24
Wisconsin QUESTION 25
Who is one of your state's U.S. senators now?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 25
House Members QUESTION 26
How many members are in the House of Representatives?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 26
House Term QUESTION 27
How long is a term for a member of the House of Representatives?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 27
House vs Senate QUESTION 28
Why do U.S. representatives serve shorter terms than U.S. senators?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 28
State Senators QUESTION 29
How many senators does each state have?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 29
WISCONSIN ANSWER 25
Provides any ONE Wisconsin Senator:
Tammy Baldwin (D)
Ron Johnson (R)
US Citizenship Civics A. 25
ANSWER ANSWER 24
6 Years per term
US Citizenship Civics A. 24
ANSWER ANSWER 27
2 Years per term
US Citizenship Civics A. 27
ANSWER ANSWER 26
435 Voting Representatives
US Citizenship Civics A. 26
ANSWER ANSWER 29
2 Senators per state
US Citizenship Civics A. 29
ANSWER ANSWER 28
Provides any ONE answer:
To be more responsive to the public
To stay closer to public/local opinions
US Citizenship Civics A. 28
Equal Rep QUESTION 30
Why does each state have two senators?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 30
Racine, WI QUESTION 31
Name your U.S. representative.
US Citizenship Civics Q. 31
Speaker QUESTION 32
What is the name of the Speaker of the House of Representatives now?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 32
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5-8
9-12
13-16
17-20
21-24
25-28
29-32
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RACINE, WI ANSWER 31
Wisconsin's 1st Congressional District Representative:
Bryan Steil (Republican Party)
US Citizenship Civics A. 31
ANSWER ANSWER 30
Provides any ONE answer:
Equal representation (for each state)
Great Compromise (during Constitutional Convention)
US Citizenship Civics A. 30
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ANSWER ANSWER 32
Mike Johnson
Current Speaker
[Check for updates if reading in late 2026 or beyond]
US Citizenship Civics A. 32
Recognition CERTIFICATE
STAGE 1 MASTERED
You have completed and memorized all the base government and legislative foundation cards.
Award Card PART 1 PASS
Study Tool RECORDS
Study Session Logs
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Session 2 Date:____/____/____
Session 3 Date:____/____/____
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Executive Judicial Flashcards Document Civics Champion SYSTEM COVER
Executive, Judicial & Rights
Questions 33 - 64
Double-sided study cards for Racine, Wisconsin residents.
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Lawmaking QUESTION 33
Who signs bills to become laws?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 33
Lawmaking QUESTION 34
Who vetoes bills?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 34
Commander QUESTION 35
Who is the Commander in Chief of the military?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 35
Executive QUESTION 36
What is the President’s Cabinet?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 36
Executive QUESTION 37
Name two Cabinet-level positions.
US Citizenship Civics Q. 37
ANSWER ANSWER 33
The President
(of the United States)
US Citizenship Civics A. 33
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ANSWER ANSWER 35
The President
(of the United States)
US Citizenship Civics A. 35
ANSWER ANSWER 34
The President
(of the United States)
US Citizenship Civics A. 34
ANSWER ANSWER 37
Provides any TWO answers:
Sec of State
Sec of Treasury
Sec of Defense
Attorney General
Vice President
Sec of Labor
US Citizenship Civics A. 37
ANSWER ANSWER 36
Provides any ONE answer:
Advises the President
Helps the President make decisions
US Citizenship Civics A. 36
President QUESTION 38
Who is the President of the United States now?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 38
Succession QUESTION 39
If the President can no longer serve, who becomes President?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 39
Succession QUESTION 40
If both the President and the Vice President can no longer serve, who becomes President?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 40
Judicial QUESTION 41
What is the judicial branch of the U.S. government?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 41
American History Flashcards Document Civics Champion SYSTEM COVER
American History Development
Questions 65 - 96
Double-sided study cards for the official U.S. Citizenship Civics Test.
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Founders QUESTION 65
What happened at the Constitutional Convention?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 65
Constitution QUESTION 66
When was the Constitution written?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 66
Federalist QUESTION 67
The Federalist Papers supported the passage of the U.S. Constitution. Name one of the writers.
US Citizenship Civics Q. 67
Federalist QUESTION 68
Why were the Federalist Papers written?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 68
Biography QUESTION 69
What is Benjamin Franklin famous for?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 69
ANSWER ANSWER 65
Provides any ONE answer:
The Constitution was written
The Founding Fathers wrote the Constitution
US Citizenship Civics A. 65
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ANSWER ANSWER 67
Provides any ONE answer:
James Madison
Alexander Hamilton
John Jay
Publius
US Citizenship Civics A. 67
ANSWER ANSWER 66
1787 Constitution Written
US Citizenship Civics A. 66
ANSWER ANSWER 69
Provides any ONE answer:
U.S. diplomat
Oldest member of Constitutional Convention
First Postmaster General of the U.S.
Author of "Poor Richard's Almanack"
US Citizenship Civics A. 69
ANSWER ANSWER 68
Provides any ONE answer:
To support the passage of the U.S. Constitution
To explain the system of federalism to the public
US Citizenship Civics A. 68
Founding QUESTION 70
Who is the "Father of Our Country"?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 70
Presidency QUESTION 71
Who was the first President?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 71
Expansion QUESTION 72
What territory did the United States buy from France in 1803?
Modern Civics Flashcards Document Civics Champion SYSTEM COVER
Modern Civics & Symbols
Questions 97 - 128
Double-sided study cards for Racine, Wisconsin residents.
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Anthem QUESTION 97
What is the national anthem of the United States?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 97
Capital QUESTION 98
What is the capital of the United States?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 98
Landmark QUESTION 99
Where is the Statue of Liberty?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 99
Flag QUESTION 100
Why does the flag have 13 stripes?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 100
Flag Stars QUESTION 101
Why does the flag have 50 stars?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 101
ANSWER ANSWER 97
The Star-Spangled Banner
US Citizenship Civics A. 97
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ANSWER ANSWER 99
New York (Harbor)
Or:
Liberty Island
US Citizenship Civics A. 99
ANSWER ANSWER 98
Washington, D.C.
US Citizenship Civics A. 98
ANSWER ANSWER 101
Provides any ONE answer:
One star for each state
Each star represents a state
There are 50 states
US Citizenship Civics A. 101
ANSWER ANSWER 100
Provides any ONE answer:
Because there were 13 original colonies
Stripes represent the original colonies
US Citizenship Civics A. 100
Holiday QUESTION 102
When do we celebrate Independence Day?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 102
Holidays QUESTION 103
Name three national U.S. holidays.
US Citizenship Civics Q. 103
Economy QUESTION 104
What is the economic system of the United States?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 104
Rule of Law QUESTION 105
What is the "rule of law"?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 105
Congress QUESTION 106
What are the two parts of the U.S. Congress?
US Citizenship Civics Q. 106
Judicial Role QUESTION 42
What does the judicial branch do? US Citizenship Civics Q. 42
What is the highest court in the United States? US Citizenship Civics Q. 43
The Vice President US Citizenship Civics A. 39
Donald J. Trump [Official current term through Jan 2029]
US Citizenship Civics A. 38
The Supreme Court
All federal courts
US Citizenship Civics A. 41
The Speaker of the House US Citizenship Civics A. 40
The Supreme Court US Citizenship Civics A. 43
Explains laws
Reviews laws
Resolves disputes (disagreements)
Decides if a law goes against the Constitution
US Citizenship Civics A. 42
Court Justices QUESTION 44
How many justices are on the Supreme Court? US Citizenship Civics Q. 44
Chief Justice QUESTION 45
Who is the Chief Justice of the United States now? US Citizenship Civics Q. 45
Under our Constitution, some powers belong to the federal government. Name one power of the federal government. US Citizenship Civics Q. 46
Under our Constitution, some powers belong to the states. Name one power of the states. US Citizenship Civics Q. 47
Wisconsin Gov QUESTION 48
Who is the Governor of your state now? US Citizenship Civics Q. 48
Wisconsin Cap QUESTION 49
What is the capital of your state? US Citizenship Civics Q. 49
John Roberts Chief Justice of the U.S.
US Citizenship Civics A. 45
US Citizenship Civics A. 44
Provide schooling and education
Provide protection (police)
Provide safety (fire departments)
Give a driver's license
US Citizenship Civics A. 47
Print money
Declare war
Create an army
Make treaties
US Citizenship Civics A. 46
US Citizenship Civics A. 49
Tony Evers Democratic Party
US Citizenship Civics A. 48
Voting Rights QUESTION 50
There are four amendments to the Constitution about who can vote. Describe one of them. US Citizenship Civics Q. 50
What is one responsibility that is only for United States citizens? US Citizenship Civics Q. 51
Citizen Rights QUESTION 52
Name one right only for United States citizens? US Citizenship Civics Q. 52
Universal Rights QUESTION 53
What are two rights of everyone living in the United States? US Citizenship Civics Q. 53
What do we show loyalty to when we say the Pledge of Allegiance? US Citizenship Civics Q. 54
What is one promise you make when you become a United States citizen? US Citizenship Civics Q. 55
Serve on a jury
Vote in a federal election
US Citizenship Civics A. 51
Citizens 18 & older can vote
No poll tax is required to vote
Any citizen can vote (men & women)
Male citizen of any race can vote
US Citizenship Civics A. 50
Provides any TWO answers:
Expression
Speech
Assembly
Petition gov
Religion
Bear arms
US Citizenship Civics A. 53
Vote in a federal election
Run for federal office
US Citizenship Civics A. 52
Give up loyalty to other countries
Defend the Constitution & U.S. laws
Obey the laws of the United States
Be loyal to the United States
US Citizenship Civics A. 55
The United States
The Flag US Citizenship Civics A. 54
How old do citizens have to be to vote for President? US Citizenship Civics Q. 56
What are two ways that Americans can participate in their democracy? US Citizenship Civics Q. 57
When is the last day you can send in federal income tax forms? US Citizenship Civics Q. 58
Who lived in America before the Europeans arrived? US Citizenship Civics Q. 59
Which group of people was taken to America and sold as slaves? US Citizenship Civics Q. 60
Why did the colonists fight the British? US Citizenship Civics Q. 61
Provides any TWO answers:
Vote
Run for office
Join a party
Help a campaign
Join civic group
Write to official
US Citizenship Civics A. 57
US Citizenship Civics A. 56
American Indians
Native Americans
US Citizenship Civics A. 59
APRIL 15 Official Tax Filing Deadline
US Citizenship Civics A. 58
Because of high taxes (taxation without representation)
British army stayed in houses (quartering)
They did not have self-government
US Citizenship Civics A. 61
Africans
People from Africa
US Citizenship Civics A. 60
Who wrote the Declaration of Independence? US Citizenship Civics Q. 62
When was the Declaration of Independence adopted? US Citizenship Civics Q. 63
There were 13 original states. Name three. US Citizenship Civics Q. 64
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Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration to assert colonies' independence from Great Britain.
Hist Reference JULY 4, 1776
JULY 4
1776 US Citizenship Civics A. 63
Thomas Jefferson US Citizenship Civics A. 62
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Provides any THREE answers:
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Virginia
Maryland
US Citizenship Civics A. 64
The Declaration of Independence lists three key rights: Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness.
Hist Reference LIFE & LIBERTY
Session 1 Date:____/____/____
Session 2 Date:____/____/____
Session 3 Date:____/____/____
US Citizenship Civics Q. 72
Name one war fought by the United States in the 1800s. US Citizenship Civics Q. 73
Name the U.S. war between the North and the South. US Citizenship Civics Q. 74
Name one problem that led to the Civil War. US Citizenship Civics Q. 75
George Washington US Citizenship Civics A. 71
George Washington US Citizenship Civics A. 70
War of 1812
Mexican-American War
Civil War
Spanish-American War
US Citizenship Civics A. 73
The Louisiana Territory
Louisiana US Citizenship Civics A. 72
Slavery
Economic reasons
States' rights
US Citizenship Civics A. 75
The Civil War
The War Between the States US Citizenship Civics A. 74
What did the Emancipation Proclamation do? US Citizenship Civics Q. 76
What did Susan B. Anthony do? US Citizenship Civics Q. 77
Name one war fought by the United States in the 1900s. US Citizenship Civics Q. 78
Who was President during World War I? US Citizenship Civics Q. 79
Who was President during the Great Depression and World War II? US Citizenship Civics Q. 80
Who did the United States fight in World War II? US Citizenship Civics Q. 81
Fought for women's rights
Fought for civil rights
US Citizenship Civics A. 77
Freed the slaves
Freed slaves in the Confederacy
Freed slaves in most Southern states
US Citizenship Civics A. 76
Woodrow Wilson US Citizenship Civics A. 79
World War I
World War II
Korean War
Vietnam War
Persian Gulf
US Citizenship Civics A. 78
US Citizenship Civics A. 81
Franklin Roosevelt
FDR US Citizenship Civics A. 80
Before he was President, Eisenhower was a general. What war was he in? US Citizenship Civics Q. 82
During the Cold War, what was the main concern of the United States? US Citizenship Civics Q. 83
What movement tried to end racial discrimination? US Citizenship Civics Q. 84
What did Martin Luther King, Jr. do? US Citizenship Civics Q. 85
What major event happened on September 11, 2001, in the United States? US Citizenship Civics Q. 86
Name one U.S. military conflict after September 11, 2001. US Citizenship Civics Q. 87
Communism US Citizenship Civics A. 83
World War II
WW II US Citizenship Civics A. 82
Fought for civil rights
Worked for equality for all Americans
US Citizenship Civics A. 85
Civil Rights Movement US Citizenship Civics A. 84
Global War on Terror
War in Afghanistan
War in Iraq
US Citizenship Civics A. 87
Terrorists attacked the United States [September 11 Attacks / 9-11]
US Citizenship Civics A. 86
Name one American Indian tribe in the United States. US Citizenship Civics Q. 88
Name one of the two longest rivers in the United States. US Citizenship Civics Q. 89
What ocean is on the West Coast of the United States? US Citizenship Civics Q. 90
What ocean is on the East Coast of the United States? US Citizenship Civics Q. 91
Name one U.S. territory. US Citizenship Civics Q. 92
Name one state that borders Canada. US Citizenship Civics Q. 93
Missouri River
Mississippi River
US Citizenship Civics A. 89
Cherokee
Navajo
Sioux
Chippewa
Choctaw
Apache
US Citizenship Civics A. 88
Atlantic US Citizenship Civics A. 91
Pacific US Citizenship Civics A. 90
Maine
New York
Michigan
Washington
Alaska
Montana
US Citizenship Civics A. 93
Puerto Rico
U.S. Virgin Islands
Guam
American Samoa
US Citizenship Civics A. 92
Name one state that borders Mexico. US Citizenship Civics Q. 94
What is the capital of the United States? US Citizenship Civics Q. 95
Where is the Statue of Liberty? US Citizenship Civics Q. 96
Study Booster MILITARY-SPEC
The U.S. is flanked by the Pacific Ocean on the West and Atlantic Ocean on the East Coast.
Geog Reference COAST TO COAST
Washington, D.C. US Citizenship Civics A. 95
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
US Citizenship Civics A. 94
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New York (Harbor)
Liberty Island US Citizenship Civics A. 96
The Statue of Liberty was a gift from France, symbolizing freedom, welcoming millions of immigrants.
Hist Reference FRANCE GIFT 1886
Session 1 Date:____/____/____
Session 2 Date:____/____/____
Session 3 Date:____/____/____
Who is one of your state's U.S. senators now? US Citizenship Civics Q. 107
Provides any THREE answers:
New Year's Day
MLK Jr. Day
Memorial Day
Juneteenth
Independence
Veterans Day
US Citizenship Civics A. 103
JULY 4 US Citizenship Civics A. 102
Everyone must follow the law
No one is above the law
US Citizenship Civics A. 105
Capitalist economy
Market economy US Citizenship Civics A. 104
Provides any ONE Wisconsin Senator:
US Citizenship Civics A. 107
The Senate
House of Representatives US Citizenship Civics A. 106
How many members are in the House of Representatives? US Citizenship Civics Q. 108
Who is the President of the United States now? US Citizenship Civics Q. 109
What is the name of the Vice President of the United States now? US Citizenship Civics Q. 110
If the President can no longer serve, who becomes President? US Citizenship Civics Q. 111
What does the President's Cabinet do? US Citizenship Civics Q. 112
What is the highest court in the United States? US Citizenship Civics Q. 113
Donald J. Trump US Citizenship Civics A. 109
435 Voting Representatives
US Citizenship Civics A. 108
The Vice President US Citizenship Civics A. 111
JD Vance US Citizenship Civics A. 110
The Supreme Court US Citizenship Civics A. 113
Advises the President
Helps President make decisions
US Citizenship Civics A. 112
Chief Justice QUESTION 114
Who is the Chief Justice of the United States now? US Citizenship Civics Q. 114
Under our Constitution, some powers belong to the federal government. Name one power of the federal government. US Citizenship Civics Q. 115
Wisconsin Gov QUESTION 116
Who is the Governor of your state now? US Citizenship Civics Q. 116
Universal Rights QUESTION 117
What are two rights of everyone living in the United States? US Citizenship Civics Q. 117
What do we show loyalty to when we say the Pledge of Allegiance? US Citizenship Civics Q. 118
Who lived in America before the Europeans arrived? US Citizenship Civics Q. 119
Print money
Declare war
Create an army
Make treaties
US Citizenship Civics A. 115
John Roberts US Citizenship Civics A. 114
Provides any TWO answers:
Expression
Speech
Assembly
Petition gov
Religion
Bear arms
US Citizenship Civics A. 117
Tony Evers Democratic Party
US Citizenship Civics A. 116
American Indians
Native Americans
US Citizenship Civics A. 119
The United States
The Flag US Citizenship Civics A. 118
Who wrote the Declaration of Independence? US Citizenship Civics Q. 120
When was the Declaration of Independence adopted? US Citizenship Civics Q. 121
Original States QUESTION 122
There were 13 original states. Name three. US Citizenship Civics Q. 122
What territory did the United States buy from France in 1803? US Citizenship Civics Q. 123
Name the U.S. war between the North and the South. US Citizenship Civics Q. 124
Name one problem that led to the Civil War. US Citizenship Civics Q. 125
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1776 US Citizenship Civics A. 121
Thomas Jefferson US Citizenship Civics A. 120
The Louisiana Territory
Louisiana US Citizenship Civics A. 123
Provides any THREE answers:
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Virginia
Maryland
US Citizenship Civics A. 122
Slavery
Economic reasons
States' rights
US Citizenship Civics A. 125
The Civil War
The War Between the States US Citizenship Civics A. 124
Proclamation QUESTION 126
What did the Emancipation Proclamation do? US Citizenship Civics Q. 126
Who was President during World War I? US Citizenship Civics Q. 127
Who was President during the Great Depression and World War II? US Citizenship Civics Q. 128
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Woodrow Wilson US Citizenship Civics A. 127
Freed the slaves
Freed slaves in the Confederacy
Freed slaves in most Southern states
US Citizenship Civics A. 126
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Franklin Roosevelt
FDR US Citizenship Civics A. 128
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