100 Questions on the Citizenship Test
This course reviews 100 questions about U.S. government, history, and civics to prepare learners to take the U.S. citizenship exam.
Courses for English Language Learners, and is taught in English.
Suitable for high beginner/low intermediate English listening and reading ability.
Aligns with CASAS Competencies and Content Standards
Each unit is a collection of short lessons that are 3 minutes or fewer. Units usually take an hour or less to complete.
Unit 1: The President
Includes: Name of the president. How often a president is elected.
Unit 2: Government Political Parties
Includes: Name of major political parties. Political party of the current president.
Unit 3: Government: The Government’s Branches
Includes: Powers of the federal government. Branches of the federal government.
Unit 4: Government: The Legislative Branch
Includes: Parts of Congress. Number and roles of Congresspeople.
Unit 5: Government: The Judicial Branch
Includes: Name of highest court. Number and role of justices.
Unit 6: Government: The Executive Branch
Includes: Roles of the President, Vice President, Cabinet, Speaker of the House.
Unit 7: State
Includes: Powers of the State. State officials.
Unit 8: Review
Unit 9: Colonial Period and Independence
Includes: Original inhabitants of the continent. Facts about European settlers and the Declaration of Independence.
Unit 10: Constitution: Origins, Principles, and Amendments
Includes: What the Constitution includes. Constitutional amendments.
Unit 11: Review
Unit 12: History: 1800s and 1900
Includes: Wars, Presidents, Movements, including Civil Rights, Women’s Rights.
Unit 13: Review
Unit 14: Citizenship and Democracy
Includes: Rights and responsibilities of U.S. citizenships. Ways to participate in democracy. National holidays.
Unit 15: Geography
Includes: States that border the U.S. Oceans, rivers, and famous landmarks.
Unit 16: Final Review