Twenty-Five Lessons in Citizenship
Twenty-Five Lesson in Citizenship offers clear, concise, and accurate information about United States history and the make-up of national, state, county, and city governments for people who are studying to become citizens of the United States.For over seventy-five years, D.L. Hennessey’s Twenty-Five Lessons in Citizenship has helped hundreds of thousands of people gain the historical and political background necessary to pass the citizenship exam.  This book is a useful tool for individuals, immigration lawyers, adult education centers, English as a Second Language (ESL) courses, libraries, community colleges, and schools seeking to provide basic United States history and civics lessons to students.Amazon.com Bestseller by Category: Education, Citizenship (1999) (99th edition)Amazon.com"As a citizenship class instructor, I am often asked to recommend a book for classroom and home study. Twenty-Five Lessons in Citizenship by D.L. Hennessey is definitely a useful resource for interview preparation. Most importantly, it is well organized and contains up-to-date information."Susan Floyd, Citizenship Instructor"…the best study guide for the naturalization exam."C. Matthew Schulz, schulzlaw.com"For over 25 years, including those (1976-80) when I was an INS Naturalization Attorney, I have been recommending a very informative and readable little book called Twenty-Five Lessons in Citizenship by D.L. Hennessey, an educator. Reading the book must be beneficial because in the last 22 years since I have been in private practice, not a single one of my clients has ever failed the history and government examination."Carl Shusterman, Attorney at Law"After reviewing the lessons presented by Hennessey in easily understandable format you should be well prepared for the exam required in the U.S. INS naturalization process…. The summaries are both informative and interesting."Robert C. Meltzer, CEO, VisaNow.com