App para estudiar USCIS civics test (2025)

1. The 1st Amendment
2. The 14th Amendment ✔
3. The 19th Amendment

The 14th Amendment (1868) defines citizenship. Tip: Mnemonic: 14 = citizenship.

1. He was the first Chief Justice
2. He was the first Secretary of the Treasury ✔
3. He was the second president

He was the first Treasury Secretary and a Federalist Papers author. Tip: Easy: "First Secretary of the Treasury". Other accepted answers include: First Secretary of the Treasury; One of the writers of the Federalist Papers; Helped establish the First Bank of the United States; Aide to General George Washington; Member of the Continental Congress.

1. Pay no taxes and keep your old citizenship
2. Give up loyalty to other countries and defend the Constitution ✔
3. Join the military and vote in every election

New citizens promise to be loyal to the U.S., defend the Constitution, obey its laws and serve when needed. Tip: Need TWO. Safe pair: "Obey the laws" and "Defend the Constitution". Other accepted answers include: Give up loyalty to other countries; Defend the (U.S.) Constitution; Obey the laws of the United States; Serve in the military (if needed); Serve (help, do important work for) the nation (if needed); Be loyal to the United States.

1. The Supreme Court
2. Congress (the legislative branch) ✔
3. The president

Congress, the legislative branch. Tip: Not the president (he signs or vetoes) and not the courts. Other accepted answers include: (U.S.) Congress; (U.S. or national) legislature; Legislative branch.

1. Voters must own property
2. Only men can vote
3. Citizens eighteen (18) and older can vote ✔

Over time, amendments widened the vote: no race limits, women can vote, no poll tax, voting age 18. Tip: Easy: "Citizens 18 and older can vote." Other accepted answers include: Citizens eighteen (18) and older (can vote).; You don’t have to pay (a poll tax) to vote.; Any citizen can vote. (Women and men can vote.); A male citizen of any race (can vote)..