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IWS9-H: Chapter 6.4
IWS9-H: Chapter 6.4
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The American Revolution
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What was Cesare Beccaria’s influence on the U.S. Constitution?
speedy trials and no cruel or unusual punishment
none of the above
no cruel or unusual punishment
speedy trials
2
Which of the following events occurred after the signing of the Declaration of Independence?
Navigation Acts
Constitutional Convention
French and Indian War
Stamp Act
3
In which of the following ways did the taxation problem in America differ before and after independence?
Before, too few British taxes; after, not enough federal taxes
Before, too many British taxes; after, not enough federal taxes
Before, too many British taxes; after, too many federal taxes
Before, too few British taxes; after, too many federal taxes
4
The Declaration of Independence
firmly stated the colonies’ break from Britain.
reflected the ideas of natural rights.
all of the above are correct
was inspired, in part, by John Locke.
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The Declaration of Independence was primarily written by
Benjamin Franklin
John Hancock
Thomas Jefferson
William Whipple
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A federal system most specifically involves power being
derived from the people.
derived via divine right.
divided between national and state governments.
divided among colonial and royal factions.
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According to the concept of separation of powers, each branch of government
none of the above
acts as both a check and balance of power of the other two.
checks the actions of the other two.
balances the powers of the other two.
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Which of the following men contradicted the ideas in the U.S. Constitution?
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Denis Diderot
Thomas Hobbes
John Locke
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What did the American colonists protest as “taxation without representation?”
the Navigation Acts
the French and Indian War
the Stamp Act
the import tax on tea
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What was Montesquieu's influence on the U.S. Constitution?
the Bill of Rights
branches of government
public elections
elected representatives