Understand test components, you’ll need to know 100 questions about U.S. history, government, symbols, and geography. You'll be asked up to 10 questions and need to answer 6 correctly.

Practice English.

Learn Laws, be aware of who the president is.

Take practice test, make flashcards.

Be calm and respectful and always ask questions if needed.

Follow the law- Obey rules of your country, state and local area.

Be respectful- Being respectful can get you a long way, and also bring opportunities to you as well.

Be honest- Tell the truth always, be open with your opinions, and be fair.

Vote- Participate in elections, share your thoughts and honest opinions.

Respect public property

RIGHTS- Right to vote, Freedom of speech, Right to a fair trial, Freedom of religion, Right to privacy, Right to equal protection.

RESPONSIBILITIES- Obey the law, Pay taxes, Serve on a jury, Vote, Respect Others rights, Help the community.

I feel like the citizenship test is unfair because most people that are trying to become a US citizen may not be able to access resources like others, but also why would they need to know all of our history when most of us born and raised US citizens don't know half of our world history, also many people may not be able to attempt the test because they aren't fluent with English, but overall I feel it's unfair because as long as they cause no threat to the US and have a proper background check, know the basics and is a good person in and out they should be able to become a US citizen.