US History II and Naturalization test (citizenship)

[laladuh56]

I know this is somewhat random but I'm applying for my citizenship and I know that I have to take a test about US History. Since I also need to take CLEP test for my HST requirements I figured why not kill two birds with one stone? By any chance does anyone know if I study for US History II Clep exam is enough to pass the naturalization test?

[ShotoJuku]

[COLOR="Navy"]I cannot say that it is "enough" (in fact I would say it is not) however, I would also say that it couldn't hurt. Any relevant US history knowledge (I or II) is better than none. I would also suggest that American Government would also serve as relevant material too.

Good Luck! :patriot: [/COLOR]

[clep3705]

USCIS - Naturalization Self Test

[cmi]

I don't know too much about the naturalization test but I am sure you will enjoy the U.S. History tests which ever one you decide to do. I would recommend you chose the one you think you might enjoy best; learning about the founding of the U.S. in #1, or getting aquainted with the more recent happenings in #2. Personaly, I don't think it would hurt to study for both and take the one you think will be easier for you. Hope this is helpful!

God Bless!

[Perel]

Regardless of how much US History you know the citizenship test needs a bit of preparation, say a week or two ahead of your interview appointment. It is not difficult at all btw, 100 questions, most are obvious and some are not ( like who is your house representative)
g'luck!