购买USCIS civics test (2025)练习课程

1. To end the Great Depression
2. To stop the spread of communism ✔
3. Because Mexico attacked

To stop communism from spreading. Tip: Same answer as Korea.

1. The powers of the president
2. The basic rights of people living in the United States ✔
3. The borders of the states

The Bill of Rights is the first ten amendments. They protect basic freedoms such as speech, religion and a fair trial. Tip: Say "rights of Americans" or "rights of people living in the United States". Not "the government". Other accepted answers include: (The basic) rights of Americans; (The basic) rights of people living in the United States.

1. Declares war
2. Writes laws
3. Signs bills into law ✔

The president signs or vetoes bills, enforces laws, leads the military and appoints judges. Tip: Pick the one you remember best: "Signs bills into law". Other accepted answers include: Signs bills into law; Vetoes bills; Enforces laws; Commander in Chief (of the military); Chief diplomat; Appoints federal judges.

1. Enforces laws
2. Reviews and explains laws ✔
3. Writes laws

Judges explain laws, settle disputes and decide if a law goes against the Constitution. Tip: Pick one: "Reviews laws". Other accepted answers include: Reviews laws; Explains laws; Resolves disputes (disagreements) about the law; Decides if a law goes against the (U.S.) Constitution.

1. It ended World War I
2. It gave women the right to vote
3. It freed the slaves in the Confederacy ✔

It declared enslaved people in the Confederate states free. Tip: Say "Freed the slaves". Other accepted answers include: Freed the slaves; Freed slaves in the Confederacy; Freed slaves in the Confederate states; Freed slaves in most Southern states.