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American/French Rev. Victor and Elise 4A
American/French Rev. Victor and Elise 4A
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1
On which day in US history was the Bill of Rights established?
September 25, 1789
September 17, 1787
July 4, 1776
2
What document contained the quote "Men are born and remain free and equal in rights"?
The Constitution
Declaration of Independance
Declaration of the Rights of man
3
Which figure in American history was responsible for the Declaration of Independence?
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Edison
4
What did the constitution establish?
A system of checks and balances
3 branches of government
All of the above
5
Which of the following historical figures is not a founding father?
George Washington
John Locke
Thomas Jefferson
6
Which act established by the British government allowed soldiers to stay in citizens homes?
Quartering act
Stamp act
Sugar act
7
Which branch of the US government is responsible for the making of laws?
the Legislative branch
the Executive branch
the Judicial branch
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Who was not included in the Declaration of the Rights of Man?
Bourgeosie
Slaves
Women
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On which day in history was the constitution written?
September 17, 1787
July 4, 1776
February 3, 1775
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Who flaunted the fact that they were Catholic all over England?
Henry II
Charles II
James II
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Why were the Bill of Rights created?
Anti federalist wanted to protect individual rights.
The bill was created alongside the constitution
The government wanted to reinsure the people's freedoms.
12
What was the cause of the Boston Tea Party?
Taxes
All of the above
Cost for stamps
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Who caused the Reign of Terror?
Napoleon Bonaparte
Maximum Robespiere
Louis xvi
14
How many Bostonians were killed in the Boston Massacre?
3 people
5 people
11 people
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How many amendments did the congress originally have?
10
15
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