So can you pass the U.S citizenship test?? I can't :(

I got a 100% but I'm really into American history. Most Americans could not pass that test.InfiniteAR

I got a 95, but I'm in AP US History right now. They should make U.S. citizens pass a test like this to be eligible to vote, cause I'm tired of having people vote who don't know anything about how their own government works >.>Codename33

I am sorry, but their goes your right to vote. The voting rights acts that passed in the 60s banished this sort of requirement that were used to disenfranchise americans. You would have passed if you said reinstate a test like this to vote, but you didn't, so you fail. NO VOTING FOR YOU!! NEXT!

yay! I got 100%!!!!!!!

I guessed on a lot of questions though.

I'm an American citizen, and I scored 90%.

I was wrong about the year the Constitution was written, as well as the INS form needed to apply for citizenship.

I think I can be forgiven the question about the INS form, considering how I have never had to apply for citizenship.

45% i don't feel really american now :( iam2green

30%

Not American though. so...... who cares. ;)

55% I'm Canadian.

95%. The only one I got wrong was the one asking which INS form you fill out to apply for citizenship. Most of those were really easy. I could see how they'd be tricky though if you don't know much about US history or politics since a lot of them try to nail you on common misconceptions.

I got 30%. I guessed every single one because I had no idea what the right answer was (i'm Australian), and I don't see why anyone wanting to become a U.S citizen should need to pass a test like that, because it proves nothing about their character, only their knowledge. If anything, the test should have moral questions like "Is it wrong to kill another person?". If letting someone into your country is based solely on them memorising a series of dates, states and events, then something is seriously ****** up.pretzelmeister

95%. The only one I got wrong was the one asking which INS form you fill out to apply for citizenship. Most of those were really easy. I could see how they'd be tricky though if you don't know much about US history or politics since a lot of them try to nail you on common misconceptions.

[QUOTE="pretzelmeister"]I got 30%. I guessed every single one because I had no idea what the right answer was (i'm Australian), and I don't see why anyone wanting to become a U.S citizen should need to pass a test like that, because it proves nothing about their character, only their knowledge. If anything, the test should have moral questions like "Is it wrong to kill another person?". If letting someone into your country is based solely on them memorising a series of dates, states and events, then something is seriously ****** up.gameguy6700

95%. I'm a patriot!fidosim

55% I'm Canadian.

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90% Y'all punks need to step it up.jakecufc8888

I got 85%. I learned most of what's on the test in my senior U.S. History class in high school. :Psoulless4now