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YOU CANALSO GOTO USCIS.GOV/CITIZENSHIP  \nTHIS QR CODE LINKS YOU TO THE 100 CIVICS TEST QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.  \nTHIS QR CODE LINKS YOU TO THE CIVICS FLASH CARDS FORTHE NATURALIZATION TEST.  \nTHIS QR CODE LINKS YOU TOA MORE PERFECT UNION: THE USCIS CIVICS TEST GUIDE TOTHE NATIONAL MALL .  \nOne Nation, One People: The USCIS Civics Test Textbook (M-1175)  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \nChapter 1: The U.S. Constitution ............................................................................... 8  \nChapter 2: The Legislative Branch ............................................................................ 18  \nChapter 3: The Executive Branch .............................................................................. 24  \nChapter 4: The Judicial Branch ................................................................................. 29  \nChapter 5: Rights and Responsibilities...................................................................... 33  \nChapter 6: U.S. Geography.......................................................................................38  \nChapter 7: Early American History ............................................................................43  \nChapter 8: The American Revolutionary War andthe Declaration of Independence ........47  \nChapter 9: A New Government and an Expanding Nation ............................................. 52  \nChapter 10: The Civil War......................................................................................... 58  \nChapter 11: American History: 1900 – 2001 ................................................................ 62  \nChapter 12: American Symbols and Holidays .............................................................69  \nIndex: 100 Civics Test Questions and Answers ............................................................ 77  \n7  \n# CHAPTER 1\n\nTHE U.S. CONSTITUTION  \nIn this chapter, you will learn about:  \n❏ The U.S. Constitution.  \n❏ When the Constitution was written.  \n❏ What the Constitution says.  \n❏ Why the Constitution isthe most important document inthe United States government.  \n\n| Within each chapter there are somesentences and phrases that are writtenin bold font. 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