People who wish to become U. S. citizens must A) serve in the military for at least five years B) answer questions about U. S. history and government C) be permanently banished from their home country D) file an application with the U. S. Secret Service

The correct answer is B) answer questions about U. S. history and government. To become a naturalized citizen of the United States and to obtain an American passport, there are a set of rules and regulations to follow. One of them is learning history and government questions about the United States. This is usually given to applicants through a CD to which they can listen to, learn and practice in the weeks coming before the test. Most prospective citizens who speak English, but also who do not are equally given a language test to see how good their proficiency in English is. This is a relatively long process, but once people pass they receive an American passport, as well as a green card.