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    How To Pass The Citizen Examination
    How To Pass The Citizen Examination
    How To Pass The Citizen Examination
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    How To Pass The Citizen Examination

    By Nikolaos Psillakis

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    In this amazing book, all subjects and categories that will be include in your citizenship examination are covered in detail and extensively. When you have learned what is in this book, you simply cannot fail. You will pass your citizenship examination with flying colors. Be advised 10% of the net profits will be given to the two nonprofit organizations at the end of every year. DISABLED VETERANS NATIONAL FOUNDATION ST. JOHN GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH 5300 El Camino Road Las Vegas

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPage Publishing, Inc.
    Release dateNov 10, 2017
    ISBN9781640273009
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      How To Pass The Citizen Examination - Nikolaos Psillakis

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      How To Pass The Citizen Examination

      Nikolaos Psillakis

      Copyright © 2017 Nikolaos Psillakis

      All rights reserved

      First Edition

      PAGE PUBLISHING, INC.

      New York, NY

      First originally published by Page Publishing, Inc. 2017

      ISBN 978-1-64027-299-6 (Paperback)

      ISBN 978-1-64027-300-9 (Digital)

      Printed in the United States of America

      Foreword

      I know that to become a citizen of the United States of America is a very important thing. A person who is a citizen has many great privileges. Citizenship contains the key that opens many opportunities in this great country. Also, it gives a person an overwhelming joy to be a part of this great government.

      As a citizen of this country, you will also have certain responsibilities and duties. These include upholding its laws and defending it against all its enemies, foreign or domestic, if there is a need to do so.

      This booklet is designed to help those foreign-born persons who want to become American citizens and who are permitted this privilege. I assure you that this booklet will provide you great help in preparing for your naturalization examination. This booklet is arranged very simply. The several separate lessons in question-and-answer form will instruct you about our government and our history.

      I promise you that anyone who studies this booklet will find that the naturalization examination is without difficulty. From these lessons, you will learn a lot of information about the government of the United States of America.

      Truly yours,

      Nikolaos Psillakis

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