US Citizenship Podcast

Get ready to become a #newUScitizen in 2016. Review USCIS 100:48-57 questions, then find the 50 keywords in our Rights and Responsibilities Puzzle.

New Year’s Day is a federal holiday. Many people make New Year resolutions on the first day of the year. These January 1 events will help you achieve your goal: New Year, #newUScitizen!

A pdf of this quiz is available at http://traffic.libsyn.com/uscitizenpod/new-year-quiz.pdf

Watch the wh.gov video: José Andrés on Citizenship https://youtu.be/fNldv6m9HpE, then go to CommitToCitizenship.org and apply!

New Year’s Day is a federal holiday. Many people make New Year resolutions on the first day of the year. These January 1 events will help you achieve your goal: New Year, #newUScitizen!

Watch the wh.gov video: José Andrés on Citizenship https://youtu.be/fNldv6m9HpE, then go to CommitToCitizenship.org and apply!

Get ready to become a #newUScitizen in 2016. Review USCIS 100:37-47 questions, then find the 38 keywords in our Judicial Branch and more Word Search Puzzle.

Get ready to become a #newUScitizen in 2016. Review USCIS 100:15, 26-36, 46 questions, then find the 46 keywords in our *NEW* The Executive Branch Puzzle Word Search Puzzle. Have fun! I know you will be a great American citizen!

Get ready to become a #newUScitizen in 2016. Review USCIS 100:13-14,16-25,47 questions, then find the 40 keywords in our *NEW* The Legislative Branch Word Search Puzzle. Have fun! I know you will be a great American citizen!

Get ready to become a #newUScitizen in 2016! Review USCIS 100:01-12 questions, then find the 44 keywords in our Principles of American Democracy word Search Puzzle. Have fun! I know you will be a great American citizen!

Christmas is a national U.S. holiday. Christians celebrate Christmas as the birth of Jesus Christ. All Americans look forward to a long holiday of family, food, and fun. Here is a list of historical events which occurred on Christmas Eve (Dec 24) or Christmas Day Dec (25) plus ten Citizenship questions.

Christmas is a national U.S. holiday. Christians celebrate Christmas as the birth of Jesus Christ. All Americans look forward to a long holiday of family, food, and fun. Here is a list of historical events which occurred on Christmas Eve (Dec 24) or Christmas Day Dec (25) plus ten Citizenship questions.

Eight questions from the USCIS 100 questions plus 2 extra credit questions in honor of San Jose's Double Birthday