McGraw-Hill's U.S. Citizenship Test

by Karen Hilgeman, Kristin D. Sherman, Winifred Ho

Overview

For the more than 600,000 who apply for U.S. citizenship each year-an innovative program for success on the new N-400 application

Thousands apply for United States citizenship annually and face the challenge of doing well not only topics of American history and government, but also on oral questions, reading, and writing in English. McGraw-Hill's U.S. Citizenship Test gives you all the help you need in preparing for the new N-400 application. In addition to a comprehensive, fully-illustrated course book, a DVD provides four model interviews that help demystify the process and provide guidance in key language functions, such as asking for clarification and understanding nonverbal cues.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780071701686
Publisher:	McGraw Hill LLC
Publication date:	03/29/2009
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	224
File size:	33 MB
Note:	This product may take a few minutes to download.

About the Author

Karen Hilgeman is an experienced teacher of Citizenship; Kristin D. Sherman and Winifred Ho are both experienced authors on immigration matters.

Table of Contents

BOOK Introduction 1 Steps to Citizenship 2 The New World 3 A New Nation is Born 4 Civil War and Expansion 5 The World Goes to War 6 The Constitution: Supreme Law of the Land 7 The Executive Branch of Government 8 The Legislative Branch of Government 9 The Judicial Branch of Government 10 State and Local Government 11 Making Your Voice Heard 12 Review Activities DVD Sample Interviews Interview Techniques Key Vocabulary Flashcards History & Government Flashcards History & Government Quizzes