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Naturalization Test Study Materials

The process of becoming a United States citizen is called naturalization. One of the requirements for naturalization is an ability to demonstrate an understanding of U.S. history and government. The Federal Government has provided several study materials for naturalization applicants.

The resources below will help you learn more about U.S. history and government as you prepare for the naturalization test.

Flash cards based on each of the sample U.S. history and government questions on the naturalization test. (Click here to download Adobe Reader)

Publication providing short lessons on U.S. history

and government. Also a study tool for the naturalization test. (English version - Spanish version) (Click here to download Adobe Reader)

A list of sample U.S. history and government questions for naturalization test preparation. (Click here to download Adobe Reader)

A list of sample U.S. history and government questions for naturalization test preparation. (Spanish version) (Click here to download Adobe Reader)

A list of sample U.S. history and government questions for naturalization test preparation. (Chinese version) (Click here to download Adobe Reader)

Information on the redesigned naturalization test, which will be administered nationwide beginning October 1, 2008.

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