US Citizenship Test: Recent American History - Every Question Explained (Questions 100-118)

Free ebook, all 128 civics Q&A: https://americancivicsprep.com/free-e... This video covers the 19 questions on recent American history in the 2025 civics test, questions 100 to 118 of the 128. You will hear about the wars of the 1900s, why the United States entered World War I and World War II, when women got the right to vote, the Great Depression and the 1929 crash, the Cold War, the Korean and Vietnam wars, the civil rights movement and Martin Luther King, Jr., the Persian Gulf War, and September 11, 2001. You will also hear about Dwight Eisenhower, American Indian tribes and American innovations. Each question is read aloud in English twice, followed by a 5-second pause. Answer out loud during the pause, just like in the real interview, then listen to the accepted answers and a short explanation. When a question has several accepted answers, the voice tells you how many you need. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Start 0:18 Questions 100–104 3:08 Questions 105–109 5:58 Questions 110–114 8:11 Questions 115–118 10:19 Your score, and fixing your mistakes in the free app 2025 civics test: officers ask up to 20 of the 128 questions, and you pass at 12 correct. The test stops once you reach 12. This applies if you filed Form N-400 on or after October 20, 2025. (Filed earlier? The 2008 test applies: 10 of 100 questions, 6 to pass.) Free practice in your browser: https://americancivicsprep.com Pass Pack: all 128 official civics questions with every acceptable answer explained: https://americancivicsprep.com/pass-pack This video is general information, not legal advice. American Civics Prep is independent and not affiliated with USCIS or the U.S. government. Always confirm current requirements at uscis.gov/citizenship. #USCitizenshipTest #CivicsTest #Naturalization #USCIS #CitizenshipInterview