Prageru enthüllt alle 34 Fragen zu seinem „America First“ -Test

That guy looks like he paid someone for test answers.

That’s the number of felony crimes the Lord the Orange Pedophile was convicted of.

>What are the two parts of the U.S. Congress?

>How many total U.S. senators are there?

>Why do some states have more Representatives than others?

Thank goodness they aren’t testing current teachers in Oklahoma.

[(Oklahoma schools rank 50th in the nation in latest education quality study)](https://www.oklahoman.com/story/news/education/2025/07/24/oklahoma-schools-ranked-nearly-the-worst-in-the-nation-in-new-study/85310196007/)

I see they still don’t understand sex and gender…

Prager U is a pedo farm that grooms children for that simp life.

The answer to question #27 is simply wrong:

> What cause is Martin Luther King Jr. best known for? (d. Advocating for diversity, equity, and inclusion

Saying “Diversity Equity and Inclusion” is imposing contemporary categories on an historical figure and, given their characterization of DEI, also a subtle slur on his work.

MLK Junior is known for his work in the Civil Rights Movement to end racial segregation and discrimination through nonviolence.

Ironically, It looks like understanding US history at a Jr. High Level will disqualify a lot of people.

I just took it; some random history mixed in with gender identity bs questions. Total joke…

One for each Felony! Nice!

1. According to the Supreme Court cases Meyer v. Nebraska (1923) and Pierce v. Society of Sisters (1925), who has the ultimate right to direct a child’s education? (b. The parents)
2. What is the fundamental biological distinction between males and females? (d. Chromosomes and reproductive anatomy)
3. How is a child’s biological sex typically identified? (c. Visual anatomical observation and chromosomes)
4. Which chromosome pair determines biological sex in humans? (b. XX/YY)
5. Why is the distinction between male and female considered important in areas like sports and privacy? (b. To preserve fairness, safety, and integrity for both sexes)
5. Should teachers be allowed to express their own political viewpoints in the classroom in order to persuade the students to adopt their point of view? (d. No, the classroom is not an appropriate venue for political activism)
6. What did the Supreme Court rule in the 2025 case Mahmoud v. Taylor? (d. Public schools cannot require participation in LGBTQ-themed instruction without parental opt-out)
7. What are the first three words of the Constitution? (b. We the People)
8. Why is freedom of religion important to America’s identity? (a. It protects religious choice from government control)
9. What are the two parts of the U.S. Congress? (d. The Senate and the House of Representatives)
10. How many total U.S. senators are there? (c. 100)
11. Why do some states have more Representatives than others? (a. Representation is allocated by population)
12. What is the primary responsibility of the president’s Cabinet? (d. Advise the president)
13. Who signs bills into law? (c. The president)
14. What is the highest court in the United States? (d. The Supreme Court)
15. In the United States, which of the following is a responsibility reserved only for citizens? (a. Serve on a jury)
16. Which of the following are explicitly listed in the Bill of Rights? (a. Freedom of speech and religion)
17. What right does the Second Amendment protect? (d. The right to keep and bear arms)
18. What is the supreme law of the United States? (d. The Constitution)
18. Who wrote the first draft of the Declaration of Independence? (b. Thomas Jefferson)
19. When was the Declaration of Independence adopted? (c. July 4, 1776)
20. What was the primary reason the colonists fought the British? (c. To resist taxation without representation)
21. Who were the first three U.S. presidents? (b. George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson)
22. Who is called the “Father of Our Country”? (d. George Washington)
23. What did the Emancipation Proclamation do? (d. Ended slavery in the rebelling Confederate states)
24. What was Abraham Lincoln’s primary reason for waging the Civil War? (c. To preserve the Union)
25. What cause is Martin Luther King Jr. best known for? (d. Advocating for diversity, equity, and inclusion)
26. How did the Cold War end? (c. The Soviet Union collapsed)
27. Who was President during the Great Depression and WWII? (c. Franklin D. Roosevelt)
28. What is the name of the national anthem? (a. The Star-Spangled Banner)
29. Why are there thirteen stripes on the American flag? (d. To symbolize the original colonies)
30. Which national holiday honors those who died while serving in the U.S. military? (b. Memorial Day)
31. Which of the following is a phrase from the Pledge of Allegiance? (d. One nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all)
32. From whom does the United States government derive its power? (b. The people)

Question 1. Did Donald Trump win or lose the 2020 election?

Honestly, I’m not so sure about #28 anymore—I mean I would have said “The fall of the Soviet Union” in 2015, but looking at the last 10 years of Russian influence operations, it seems just as likely that the answer could be that the final answer may be with “The dissolution of the Western alliance, symbolized by Trump rolling out the red carpet and warmly welcoming war criminal Putin in Alaska”.

> What cause is Martin Luther King Jr. best known for? (d. Advocating for diversity, equity, and inclusion)

Holy shit

“Male” and “female” aren’t genders. They’re sexes. And no one is disputing their definitions. These are just leading questions meant to signal capitulation to fascist buzzword talking points. These people are so stupid and dangerous.

Oklahoma’s public education system ranks dead last in the United States. This dude is acting like teachers from California are just flocking to Oklahoma or something. I mean, the teacher shortage in Oklahoma exists because teachers are just quitting or straight up leaving the state altogether, and it’s no wonder why with this douche nozzle at the wheel.

I took the test a lot of it is pretty standard stuff some is ideological the thing is anyone can pass it it’s obvious what they want you to say. So pass it and then teach kids the right way until they fire you.

Not at all weird how many questions are about gender and sexuality. No bias or agenda here at all.

The U in PragerU has nothing to do with a university, which is an institute of higher learning. It may have to do with „YouTube“ but Google may not like the association.

That Prager „identifies“ as a university is wildly ironic.

I did notice the part about how the colonies prime reason for the Revolution being about taxation without representation. That seems to have been completely ignored in all the gerrymandering going around.

Question 34: „Would you eat Trump’s soiled diaper?“

PropagandaU

so based on question 3, are they planning to visually inspect the genitals of all children who go into their schools?