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Could you pass the latest citizenship test?

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95%. Wasn't sure if there were 23 or 27 Amendments to the Constitution.

Watch out for Warrant G. Harding. :lol:

 

I got 90%

Got a 95%....Missed the year the Constitution was written....

Exactly what I did. After I saw which one I missed, I was like, "Duh."

100%. Answered the questions in about 1 minute.:ylsuper:

100%. Answered the questions in about 1 minute.:ylsuper:

But wait? Aren't you supporting Obama? I thought liberals were all unpatriotic. ;);):lol:

Perhaps I should brush up on my women's suffragist history...:lol:

100% - I wasn't sure about a few but I must have guessed my way in.

I barely made it 80%.

85%. I've lived thru so much history that I've forgotten much of it.

 

How can anyone be against requiring applicants for citizenry to know those facts? Actually, if I were coming into this country, I would want to study the constitution and know what new rights I was acquiring.

 

.... in English. :p

But wait? Aren't you supporting Obama? I thought liberals were all unpatriotic. ;);):lol:

 

Hard to believe that a die-hard old liberal like me would actually know enough about government to pass a basic citizenship test, isn't it?:D

Maybe this should be a voting test.

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