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Naturalization Test Practice Crossword Part 1

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This 18-clue crossword reinforces key civics concepts from the USCIS naturalization test. Questions address the Constitution and Bill of Rights, government structure and checks and balances, landmark civil rights figures, and historical events including the Civil War and World War I. Use it as a study tool for citizenship applicants preparing for the civics portion of the naturalization exam.

Subject:
Social Studies
Topic:
Civics
Grade Level:
Adult Education
Updated February 2022

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