US Citizenship Challenge
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Question 1: What is the name of the country we live in?
Australia
Mexico
The United States
Canada
Question 2: What do we call the first ten changes to the Constitution?
The Amendments List
The Bill of Rights
The Declaration
The Federal Papers
Question 3: What is one right guaranteed by the First Amendment?
Right to drive
Right to avoid taxes
Freedom of speech
Right to own a helicopter
Question 4: Who makes federal laws in the United States?
State governors
Congress
The president alone
The Supreme Court
Question 5: If the president can no longer serve, who takes over next?
The vice president
The speaker of the House
The chief justice
The secretary of state
Question 6: How many branches of government are there?
Two
Three
Five
Four
Question 7: What is the main job of the Supreme Court?
To write bills
To explain laws and the Constitution
To collect taxes
To run elections
Question 8: What does it mean when the government has checks and balances?
Courts can make laws directly
States can ignore federal laws
Only Congress has power
Each branch can limit the others
Question 9: What is one responsibility of a U.S. citizen?
Pay no taxes
Serve in Congress
Obey the law
Choose the president every year
Question 10: Why is the Constitution harder to change than an ordinary law?
Because only judges can edit it
Because laws can never be changed
It protects the country's core rules
Because it applies only to one state