Civics EOC | 50 Practice Questions with Answers | U.S. Government – Declaration of Independence, Natural Rights, Government Systems | Fall 2026

This document includes 50 fully solved Civics End-of-Course (EOC) practice questions, aligned with core learning objectives for U.S. high school civics and government courses. It is designed to support students preparing for end-of-term or standardized civics exams. The questions cover essential content areas such as: The Declaration of Independence and its principles (e.g., unalienable rights, role of government, consent of the governed) John Locke’s theory of natural rights and the social contract Grievances against King George III and causes of the American Revolution Forms and systems of government including autocracy, democracy, unitary and parliamentary systems Historical influences from Ancient Greece and Rome on American political foundations Civic terms like boycott, trial by jury, and self-government All questions are structured in a clear question-and-answer format, providing an efficient and focused study tool. This resource is ideal for students who want to build confidence ahead of assessments by practicing with accurate, curriculum-aligned material. Recommended for: High school students enrolled in Civics, U.S. Government, or Social Studies Students in AP Government and Politics (for foundational review) Test-takers preparing for state-mandated Civics EOC exams, especially in Florida, Texas, and other states with similar requirements Teachers creating review guides or practice quizzes Keywords: civics eoc, practice questions, us government, declaration of independence, natural rights, john locke, social contract, enlightenment, colonial grievances, king george III, american revolution, autocracy, democracy, unitary system, parliamentary system, representative democracy, ancient greece, ancient rome, civic participation, trial by jury, boycott, self government, constitutional republic, mayflower compact