U.S. Citizenship Civics — 2025 Test
A non-government study pack for the 2025 USCIS naturalization civics test, for Form N-400 filings on or after October 20, 2025. It teaches accepted oral responses, connected civic understanding, and safe interview-date lookups; it is not affiliated with or endorsed by USCIS.
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CIVICS 2025 · FACT
Government Forms
A republic uses elected representatives chosen by the people to exercise government power.
One accepted response: Republic Other printed responses: Constitution-based federal republic; Representative democracy
Ten of its 271 cards, from the same pack file the app reads.
13 lessons.
Each lesson has a study guide to read and objectives you can test yourself on. Its cards and games show up in your feed.
- 01
Principles and Founding Documents
Constitutional Government · Founding Principles · Rights and the Rule of Law
- 02
Three Branches and the Congress
Separation of Powers · Congress and Lawmaking · Senators and Representatives
- 03
Representation Mechanics and Your Officials
Representation and Interview Lookups · Terms and Constituencies
- 04
The President and the Executive Branch
Electing the President · Presidential Powers · Executive Leadership
- 05
The Courts
The Judicial Branch · The Supreme Court
- 06
Federalism and the States
Federal and State Powers · State Government and Place
- 07
Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship
Rights and Amendments · Citizenship and Civic Duty
- 08
Colonists, Revolution, and Independence
Colonies and Conflict · Revolution and Independence
- 09
The Framers and the Constitution
The Founding Documents · Framers and Federalists
- 10
The 1800s: Expansion, Civil War, and Reconstruction
Expansion and Civil War · Emancipation and Reconstruction
- 11
The 1900s: World Wars, Depression, and Cold War
World War I and Women’s Suffrage · Depression and World War II · Cold War and Communism
- 12
Modern America: Civil Rights, 9/11, and Innovation
Civil Rights · Modern Conflicts, 9/11, and Innovation
- 13
Symbols and Holidays
National Symbols · Mottos and Holidays
What you'll be able to do 13 objectives, from the pack's lessons
- Explain and distinguish the durable civic ideas in principles and founding documents.
- Explain and distinguish the durable civic ideas in three branches and the congress.
- Explain and distinguish the durable civic ideas in representation mechanics and your officials.
- Explain and distinguish the durable civic ideas in the president and the executive branch.
- Explain and distinguish the durable civic ideas in the courts.
- Explain and distinguish the durable civic ideas in federalism and the states.
- Explain and distinguish the durable civic ideas in rights and responsibilities of citizenship.
- Explain and distinguish the durable civic ideas in colonists, revolution, and independence.
- Explain and distinguish the durable civic ideas in the framers and the constitution.
- Explain and distinguish the durable civic ideas in the 1800s: expansion, civil war, and reconstruction.
- Explain and distinguish the durable civic ideas in the 1900s: world wars, depression, and cold war.
- Explain and distinguish the durable civic ideas in modern america: civil rights, 9/11, and innovation.
- Explain and distinguish the durable civic ideas in symbols and holidays.
- Cards
- 271
- Lessons
- 13
- Version
- 1.0.2
- Language
- English
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