2026 Post Citizenship Test

the Constitution

the Declaration of Independence

the Bill of Rights

the Emancipation Proclamation

creates state borders, establishes tax rates, appoints the President

sets up the government, defines the government, protects basic rights of Americans

determines school curriculums, sets traffic laws, issues driver's licenses

manages foreign countries, controls the weather, builds all roads

United We Stand

Liberty and Justice

We the People

One Nation Under

an addition (to the Constitution)

a type of government

a law passed by Congress

a Supreme Court decision

the Bill of Rights

the Federalist Papers

the Declaration of Independence

the Articles of Confederation

trial by jury

twenty-seven (27)

ten (10)

seventeen (17)

twenty six (26)

declared our independence (from Great Britain)

created the United States Constitution

Set up new government for the colonies

Created a treaty with Great Britian

freedom of speech, right to bear arms

life, liberty, pursuit of happiness

right to vote, right to a fair trial

freedom of religion, right to privacy

You can only practice one religion.

You must follow the religion of your country.

You can practice any religion, or not practice a religion.

You cannot change your religion.