Philadelphia, PAPrinciples of democracy · Congress
U.S. citizenship test practice
Study for the civics test on a road trip.
Liberty Road turns the civics questions of the naturalization interview into a drive across America. Steer into the right answer, collect a stamp at every stop, and practice saying your answers out loud before the real interview.
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Learn it the way you'll be asked
Short sessions you can play anywhere. Each one shows you the official wording of the question and the answers that count.
DRIVE
Steer into the answer
Each stop is a short drive. Road gates carry the answers: steer through the right one.
QUIZ
Checkpoint quiz
Get 80% of a stop's questions right to earn its stamp in your passport.
TALK
Interview Room
Hear each question and answer out loud, the way an officer will ask it in the interview.
MAP
Map Drop
Tap the answer on a map of the United States: oceans, borders, territories and the 13 original states.
TIME
Timeline Road
Put the events you've learned in the order they happened, from 1776 onward.
READ
Night School
Practice the reading and writing test with sentences built only from words on the official vocabulary lists.
11 stops, Philadelphia to New York
Every stop covers its own topic, with postcards, state facts and Baldwin the eagle riding along. A readiness meter shows what you know and what to review.
Washington, D.C.The Presidency, courts and your rights
Boston, MAColonies and independence
Springfield, ILLincoln and the Civil War
Grand Canyon, AZOceans, borders and the map
New York, NYSymbols and holidays
Which test does Liberty Road cover?
Liberty Road covers the 2008 civics test (100 questions), used for applications filed before October 20, 2025. Questions whose answers change with elections, such as the names of current officials, are not included yet. Check your appointment notice to see which test you will take.
Liberty Road is an independent practice app made by Omzor. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) or any government agency. Official study materials are available at uscis.gov.