Civics Quiz: On the Street in Richmond, Virginia

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Civics engagement is crucial to our nation’s health. The John Marshall Center for Constitutional History & Civics at the Virginia Museum of History & Culture is amplifying civics education as part of a multi-year commemoration of America’s 250th. With a new chapter ahead for civics education in Virginia, we wanted to know just how knowledgeable are Virginians about civics? Can the average adult answer the same questions our students are asked in school? Watch now to find out!

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