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Test your civics knowledge fast.

by Madison Mooneyham
1

What is the process called for becoming a citizen if not born in the country?

2

Which US symbol welcomes immigrants arriving in the country?

3

What theory says people give up some autonomy for government protection?

4

What term describes a government with power held by one person or a small group?

5

What is the term for a government where power is shared by all the people?

6

What term describes a government where people elect representatives to decide?

7

Which English philosopher supported the social contract and overthrow of bad governments?

8

Which fundamental US document drew on that philosopher to justify independence?

9

Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?

10

What do the seven red stripes and six white stripes on the flag represent?

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