Proud to be an American
Bookworm on Apr 15 2006 at 11:22 am | Filed under: America
| You Passed the US Citizenship Test |
 Congratulations - you got 10 out of 10 correct! |
Could You Pass the US Citizenship Test?
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8/10 I hate dates.
Woo Hoo! 9/10–I’m qualified to be a citizen!
10/10 easy. Maybe we need essay questions. Although the guys who would write the questions would ask “Explain why GWB is the worst president ever.”
The hard questions:
What does it mean to be an American? Why is it easier to become American than to become a citizen of any other country?
Why is that a strength of America?
Is the melting pot dead?
Should it be?
Really hard questions:
Can a moslem become an American?
Can a Mexican?
Can a Jew?
Can a Christian?
Where is their first allegiance?
What is the difference between an American and an American citizen?
Is there a difference?
Why do people come to America?
How could Germans live in Russia for centuries and stay German, but come to American and become American?
Why does America need legal migrants? How many each year?
Who decides?
What criteria?
Should we pay immigrants to learn English?
Should a good knowledge of English be required to become a citizen?
Should we get rid of bilingual ballots?
Which are better; Guest workers who will go home after they finish, or workers who have the chance to become American citizens?
Why?
Why do we need more unskilled workers in America when there are large numbers of Americans who don’t have jobs?
Should a foreigner get job preference, because of minority status, over a citizen?
George W. Bush is the worst President ever because he treats the Democratic Party like a loyal opposition worthy of respect. In doing so, Bush fails to unify this country because he fails to take opportunities to crush the democrats and solidify his political power. Such instances as not having Congress declare war and invoking the war time powers crafted for people like Roosevelt, is an attempt by Bush to alleviate the abuses of power in war, and thus gives too much power to the opposition.
Plenty of other reasons Bush is the worst President ever. Although Clinton would probably be the Worst President Ever if he was Prez on 9/11, becaus Clinton would have put in jail about 25% of the republicans for criticizing him, 90% of the media too. And with 9/11, he would have gotten it too.
Presbypoet,
I knew it was either Vermont or New Hampshire that was not one of the original 13–I guessed wrong.