Citizenship Test

The Citizenship Test is an exam taken by individuals applying for U.S. citizenship. It assesses knowledge of American government, history, and rights and responsibilities of citizens. Applicants must answer questions about the Constitution, the branches of government, and important historical figures. Passing this test is a key step in the naturalization process, demonstrating that the applicant understands fundamental aspects of American society. Additionally, candidates may also be evaluated on their ability to speak, read, and write English. Successful completion of the test helps ensure that new citizens are informed and engaged members of the community.