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In my opinion not only should Civics be taught again (they ended that back in around year 2000 in most schools) but if you cannot pass the US Citizenship test you can't graduate from Highschool. It really isn't that hard but there is plenty on it that was never taught in highschool.

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>Vivek Ramaswamy, a public figure, suggested that all U.S. high school seniors should pass the same civics test required for naturalized citizens. This proposal ignited a debate about the state of civic education in America.

In my opinion not only should Civics be taught again (they ended that back in around year 2000 in most schools) but if you cannot pass the US Citizenship test you can't graduate from Highschool. It really isn't that hard but there is plenty on it that was never taught in highschool. Source: https://x.com/i/trending/1888335011302043891 Archive: https://archive.today/T0M5j From the post: >>Vivek Ramaswamy, a public figure, suggested that all U.S. high school seniors should pass the same civics test required for naturalized citizens. This proposal ignited a debate about the state of civic education in America.

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Same here. One class was civics and then we took economics

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Yup. Split into two semiseters, first was government, second was economics. Honestly the only classes I DO remember from senior year, besides Drama class, simply because the stuff in it was so unique compared to everything else they shoved at us the prior 3 years.