U.S. Citizenship Flash Cards (100 Questions)

U.S. Citizenship Flash Cards

Tap the card to flip between Question and Answer. Each card is decorated with U.S. flag colors and an American landmark / leader (public domain imagery suggestions like the White House, Capitol, Supreme Court, Statue of Liberty, George Washington portrait, Abraham Lincoln statue, Thomas Jefferson Memorial, etc. — all either U.S. government works or historic works in the public domain).

“Current leader” cards display 2025 answers: President: Donald Trump (47th President, sworn in Jan 20, 2025) Vice President: JD Vance (50th Vice President, sworn in Jan 20, 2025) :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

Government

🏛Government

Question goes here…

Helper / tip goes here…

Image: White House

Public domain source: e.g. White House photo from a U.S. government website.

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Video (Library of Congress / National Archives style footage placeholder):

🇺🇸Answer

The Constitution.

The U.S. Constitution is the supreme law of the land. It forms the government, defines parts of the government, and protects the rights of the people. (Core civics concept in naturalization prep.)

Image: U.S. Constitution parchment

Public domain scan from the National Archives.

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Topic: Government

How to Study

1. Read the question out loud.
2. Say the answer out loud in English (the interview is in English).
3. Look at the picture. Connect the picture to the idea.
4. Listen to the audio. Repeat slowly.

Picture Guide

White House = President U.S. Capitol = Congress Supreme Court building = Judicial U.S. flag / Statue of Liberty = Freedom Lincoln Memorial = Civil War / Abraham Lincoln Thomas Jefferson Memorial = Declaration & Independence Constitution parchment = "supreme law"

Important

Some answers change (President, Vice President, Speaker of the House, etc.). In October 2025:
• President: Donald Trump
• Vice President: JD Vance :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}

U.S. Citizenship 100-Card Study Deck Public-domain imagery suggestions: White House (WH.gov), U.S. Capitol (Architect of the Capitol), Supreme Court (SupremeCourt.gov building photos), Statue of Liberty (U.S. National Park Service), George Washington portrait (Gilbert Stuart, public domain), Abraham Lincoln Memorial (NPS public domain), Thomas Jefferson Memorial (NPS public domain), U.S. Constitution scans (National Archives, public domain). Based on core civics / naturalization test topics, English interview practice, and current executive leadership as of October 26, 2025. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}