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7 Out of 10 Americans Couldn’t Pass This Citizenship Test

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Answer: The federal government has the power to: print money, declare war, create an army and make treaties. State governments have the power to: provide schooling and education, provide protection through police, provide safety services, issue driver’s licenses and approve zoning and land use.

Question 17: How many amendments does the Constitution have?

Answer: The question is another piece of trivia that you might have forgotten since your school days. There are 27 amendments. Another potential test question is, “What is one right or freedom from the First Amendment?” Acceptable answers are speech, religion, assembly, press and the right to petition the government.

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327 thoughts on “7 Out of 10 Americans Couldn’t Pass This Citizenship Test”

    10. Mary Anne Storch

      We the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, ensure domestic tranquility…do establish this constitution for ourselves and our posterity. Preamble to the US Constitution

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  3. James Nault

    i wonder how many senators and congress men or women could pass the test.it should be mandatory for all elected officials

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    8. George

      That is a great theory. All Congress men and women should have to take the test. It is not easy; unless you have an updated pamphlet on the Constitution and Amendents.

      Reply
  276. g. Mick Beale

    Why bother, you get better rights if you are an illegal refugee! No ID, Full benefits as a citizen and now, you can even vote as if you were a legal citizen!

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  280. DG-WTF

    It is Not the whole or complete opening — it IS. ‘WE THE PEOPLE of the UNITED STATES, in order to form a more perfect union, …’ SO, it is NOT the Citizens they are referring to — it is those ‘People’ in Congress–because the ‘United States’ they are referring to is the 10 sq. miles in Art 1, section 8, Cl. 17
    We are Citizens of the united States of America , NOT the United States

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