North Dakota Civics Course

Self-paced learning modules help you prepare to complete the Civics Exam in smaller units of learning.

The ND Civics Test House Bill 1087 is simple in concept. It requires high school students, as a condition for graduation, to pass a test on 100 basic facts of U.S. history and civics, from the United States Citizenship Civics Test – the test all new US citizens must pass.

The 100 questions of the United States Citizenship Civics Exam have been restructured into 14 smaller exams. The House Bill allows you to take the test in whole or in part after enrolling in grade seven and may repeat the test, or any portion thereof, as often as necessary to demonstrate proficiency (70%). So this self-paced module is designed for you to pick and choose which units you feel that you can practice and learn the content to pass that specific exam.

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ND Civics Citizenship Initiative

(Practice: Government Basics | Exam: Government Basics) (Practice: Courts | Exam: Courts)

(Practice: Symbols and Holidays | Exam: Symbols and Holidays) (Practice: The 1900s | Exam: The 1900s)

(Practice: The 1800s | Exam: The 1800s) (Practice: Establishing Independence | Exam: Establishing Independence)

, you need a total of 70 points to pass.

(Practice: Responsibilities | Exam: Responsibilities) (Practice: The Presidency | Exam: The Presidency) (Practice: Congress | Exam: Congress)

(Practice: Geography | Exam: Geography) (Practice: Rights | Exam: Rights) (Practice: Voting | Exam: Voting)

(Practice: A Growing Nation | Exam: A Growing Nation) (Practice: Writing the Constitution | Exam: Writing the Constitution)

, you have earned 0 points of a total 100.