Petition to Ensure Historical Accuracy in Education and Naturalization Purpose To mandate that all historical information taught in United States public schools and utilized in the U.S. Naturalization Test is verified for strict historical accuracy, explicitly separating distinct historical movements, and preventing the use of falsified or oversimplified historical references. Petition Text We, the undersigned citizens of the United States, demand rigorous standards of historical accuracy in our public education systems and federal immigration assessments. For decades, distinct historical movements—such as the Civil Rights movement and the Black Power movement—have frequently been conflated, oversimplified, or misrepresented in standard curricula and educational media. We petition the United States Department of Education, state school boards, and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to: Audit and Correct Curricula: Review all public school history curricula to ensure distinct historical movements, timelines, and ideologies are taught accurately without being falsely blended together. Verify Testing Materials: Standardize the U.S. Naturalization Test and state-level civics exams to ensure every historical question and reference is strictly accurate and free of generalized misconceptions. Enforce Primary Source Accountability: Mandate the use of verified, authentic primary sources and historical records rather than generalized or mislabeled archival media.