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U.S. Citizenship Civics Test
The civics questions asked at your U.S. naturalization interview: American government, history and symbols. Practise until every answer is automatic.
Questions last checked against the official sources on October 5, 2026.
The real exam at a glance
- Format
- Spoken, at your naturalization interview
- 2025 version
- Up to 20 questions asked
- To pass
- 12 correct answers
- Topics
- Government, history, civics
What you'll practise
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When did all men get the right to vote?
- In 1776
- With the 19th Amendment (1920)
- With the 22nd Amendment
- With the 15th Amendment (1870)
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D. With the 15th Amendment (1870) — USCIS 2025 civics question 98. Accepted answers: After the Civil War; During Reconstruction; (With the) 15th Amendment; 1870.
Sample questions by topic (in English)
- Principles of American Government
- System of Government
- Rights and Responsibilities
- Colonial Period and Independence
- 1800s
- Recent American History
- Symbols
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Questions about the US Civics
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What is the real US Civics like?
Format: Spoken, at your naturalization interview. 2025 version: Up to 20 questions asked. To pass: 12 correct answers. Topics: Government, history, civics.
How is my practice marked?
Instantly. You see your score against the pass mark, and an explanation for every question — including the ones you got right.
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