What is the Bill of Rights?

The first 10 Amendments made to the Constitution

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1
The need for a good, or product, by people willing to pay for it
ratify
demand
slavery
congress
2
A plan for government
amendment
constitution
legislature
boycott
3
A lawmaking body
Redcoat
legislature
immigrant
Patriot
4
In what year did New Jersey become a Royal Colony?
1787
1799
1702
1776
5
The amount of a good that is offered for sale
congress
abolitionist
supply
immigrant
6
A person who wants to end slavery
legislature
immigrant
abolitionist
independence
7
What goods did the colonists boycott?
bubble gum
tea
crayons
coffee
8
Which battle was the major battle of the American Revolution fought in New Jersey?
Battle of Saratoga
Battle of Princeton
Battle of Monmouth Court House
Battle of Trenton
9
When did the colonies declare their independence?
1792
1976
1787
1776
10
What is the Bill of Rights?
A person who comes from another country.
The first 10 Amendments made to the Constitution
A bill that needed to be paid by the Patriots.
Something the loyalists would have to write after 1776.
11
A sudden, complete change of government
congress
abolitionist
demand
revolution
12
What happened in 1783?
The American Revolution ended
The Boston Tea Party
It was the Battle of Lexington
General Washington lead the troops to victory
13
Who lead the troops to victory on Christmas?
George Washington
Thomas Franklin
Mr. Polakowski
Paul Revere
14
What year did New Jersey become a state?
1787
1776
1794
1702
15
A change made to the Constitution
demand
legislature
amendment
revolution
16
A formal meeting of representatives
loyalist
revoltution
constitution
Congress
17
The practice of holding people against their will and forcing them to work without pay
supply
constitution
slavery
demand
18
Who was William Livingston?
the inventor of the steamboat
a New Jersey governor
the writer of ation of Independencethe Declar
an English King

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