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1
Thanks to the revenge of Charles II, he had trouble getting
"ahead."
Robert Walpole
George Grenville
Oliver Cromwell
William Laud
2
In the years before the Revolution, Britain taxed all of the following in the colonies
EXCEPT:
Tea
Textiles
Glass
Printed Matter
3
After the puritan victory over Charles I, Oliver Cromwell ended the monarchy and named himself:
Lord Protector
Emperor
Dictator
President
4
Britain's profitable trade with its American colonies was based on this economic principle.
Capitalism
Commercialism
Free Trade
Mercantilism
5
There are 50 states, but how many U.S. territories are there?
16
8
12
22
6
How many recyclable plastic bottles do Americans throw away each year?
673 Million
350 Million
17 Billion
35 Billion
7
James II was the ________________ of James I.
Great Grandson
Grandson
Uncle
Nephew
8
MODERN AMERICA BONUS ROUND
: What is the current population of the United States?
389.6 million
327.2 million
292.1 million
401.8 million
9
The current U.S. Secretary of State is ___________.
Mick Mulvaney
John Bolton
Mike Pompeo
Rudi Giuliani
10
Thomas Jefferson's plantation home, featured on the reverse of the U.S. nickel, is called:
Evangeline
Arlington
Monticello
Tara
11
"The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots & tyrants?"
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
Patrick Henry
Benjamin Franklin
12
France was forced to give much of French Canada to Britain after this war ended in 1763.
French Revolution
French & Indian War
Seven Years War
Thirty Years War
13
The first major American miltary victory over the British came here in 1777:
Trenton
Yorktown
Saratoga
Cowpens
14
Those in Parliament opposed to the Catholic James II's ascension to the throne were called:
Federalists
Republicans
Tories
Whigs
15
Seeking to pay for the French & Indian War, Britain introduced this in the colonies in 1765.
Stamp Act
War Tax Act
Navigation Act
Quartering Act
16
Benjamin Franklin was the Continental Congress ambassador to this nation during the Revolution.
France
The Netherlands
Portugal
Spain
17
This 1701 act of Parliament banned Catholics from inheriting the English throne.
Act of Succession
Habeas Corpus
Clarendon Code
Act of Settlement
18
How many total amendments are there in the current U.S. Constitution?
19
34
41
27
19
This popular English queen died with no heir, ending the eventfully violent Tudor dynasty.
Mary Queen of Scots
Mary I
Elizabeth II
Elizabeth I
20
Puritans escaping from James I's England founded a new American colony here in 1620.
Boston
Jamestown
Plymouth
Salem
21
Charles soon angered Parliament more than his father had by doing all of the following
EXCEPT:
Troops in Homes
Forced Loans
Martial Law
War with Spain
22
Parliament replied by holding funds, forcing Charles to sign this limiting his power in 1628.
Magna Carta
Petition of Right
Edict of Nantes
Da Vinci Code
23
A Continental Congress delegate, he famously said
"I am not a Virginian, but an American."
Thomas Jefferson
John Hancock
George Washington
Patrick Henry
24
"In matters of style, swim with the current; in matters of principle, stand like a rock."
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
John Hancock
Patrick Henry
25
The Intolerable Acts included all of the following penalties for the colonies
EXCEPT:
Boston Port Closed
Higher Tea Tax
Troops Quartered
Meetings Banned
26
Charles I soon tried to spread the Church of England's authority, leading to a war with ______.
Ireland
France
Wales
Scotland
27
How many U.S. Presidents have been members of the Republican Party?
23
17
19
14
28
James II returned from exile and led a Catholic revolt against English rule here in 1689.
Scotland
Wales
England
Ireland
29
Puritan and Parliamentary opponents of Charles I became known as the ___________.
Rebels
Republicans
Roundheads
Blockheads
30
After James' death in 1625, his throne was inherited by his equally absolutist son ________.
Charles I
Henry IX
James II
Charles II
31
The first shots of the American Revolution were fired at Lexington and Concord in ______.
1783
1774
1775
1776
32
James I was most unpopular with this group, who thought the Church of England too Catholic.
Puritans
Anabaptists
Calvinists
Lutherans
33
These founding fathers signed the Declaration of Independence, but not the U.S. Constitution.
Benjamin Franklin & Alexander Hamilton
John Hancock & Patrick Henry
George Washington & Samuel Adams
Thomas Jefferson & John Adams
34
How many U.S. Presidents have been members of the Democratic Party?
18
13
23
17
35
All of the following are features of the reign of Charles II from 1660-1685
EXCEPT:
Powerful Parliament
Absolutism
Great Fire of London
Plague Outbreak
36
He wrote the first declaration of independence, but it was too poor to present to Congress.
Samuel Adams
Patrick Henry
Benjamin Franklin
John Hancock
37
The policies of English King George III, especially with regard to taxes, would lead to this:
Second Civil War
American Revolution
Coup de Etat
Parliament Takeover
38
This famous order was given by William Prescott at Bunker Hill:
"Don't fire until you see:
"the label on their underwear"
the gold of their buttons."
the fear in their eyes."
the whites of their eyes."
39
Charles II's love of a good time earned him the nickname the _____________.
Party Animal
Merry Monarch
Frat Boy
Wild Thing
40
The current U.S. Secretary of Defense is _________.
James Mattis
John Bolton
Patrick Shanahan
Mark Esper
41
After James I became king, Parliament soon grew concerned with his sympathy for _________.
Protestants
Catholics
The French
Women
42
When was the most recent amendment (27th) added to the U.S. Constitution?
1992
1799
1965
1899
43
SUPER "AMERICA" BONUS:
This American patriot famously said
"Give me liberty, or give me death!"
John Hancock
Patrick Henry
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
44
After the Articles of Confederation proved a failure, the U.S. Constitution was passed in ____.
1785
1790
1789
1787
45
George I's poor English skills led to his chief minister, Robert Walpole, assuming this title.
Prime Minister
Head Minister
Chief Interpreter
Majority Leader
46
What is the current U.S. national debt (money owed by the U.S. government) as of today?
$989 Billion
$9 Trillion
$22 Trillion
$491 Billion
47
With the republic's end after Cromwell's death, Parliament invited _____ to reclaim the throne.
William & Mary
Charles I
Charles II
James II
48
He famously said,
"If we don't hang together, we most assuredly will all hang separately."
Thomas Jefferson
Patrick Henry
George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
49
This English king had the Bible translated into English for the first time.
James I
Richard III
James II
Charles I
50
This American patriot famously said
"We have it in our power to begin the world over again."
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Paine
Benjamin Franklin
George Washington
51
The victorious Roundhead army was led by this effective, but ruthless military commander.
William of Orange
Oliver Cromwell
John Smith
Thomas More
52
Elizabeth's death with no heir cleared the throne for James I of Scotland, the first ____ king.
Lancaster
York
Stuart
Hanover
53
The English Civil War began in 1642, and finally ended with the capture of Charles I in ______.
1645
1648
1646
1650
54
The death of Queen Anne I in 1702 ended the Stuart dynasty and made way for a ________ king.
Windsor
Lancaster
Hanover
Hohenzollern
55
Which U.S. Constitution Bill of Rights amendment forbids "cruel and unusual" punishment?
Tenth Amendment
Eighth Amendment
Third Amendment
Fifth Amendment
56
In Cromwell's English puritan republic, all of the following were banned
EXCEPT:
Theatre
Dancing
Holidays
Executions
57
Which U.S. Constitutional Bill of Rights amendment forbids the quartering of troops in homes?
Amendment Three
Amendment Six
Amendment Five
Amendment Nine
58
How old was Ben Franklin when he became the oldest signee of the Declaration of Independence?
82
70
78
63
59
In the resulting English Civil War, supporters of Charles I became known as _________.
Chanticleers
Cavaliers
Royalistas
Musketeers
60
How many of those U.S. territories are inhabited?
5
14
16
9
61
He famously said: "Liberty, when it begins to take root, is a plant of rapid growth."
George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
62
All of these were key delegates at the First Continental Congress meeting in 1774
EXCEPT:
George Washington
John Quincy Adams
Patrick Henry
Samuel Adams
63
James I was also an _____________, believing the king should hold more power than parliament.
Absolutist
Conservative
Monarchist
Enlightened Despot
64
This future founding father was defense lawyer for the British soldiers' Boston Massacre trial.
Thomas Jefferson
Patrick Henry
John Adams
Benjamin Franklin
65
After Parliament puritans presented Charles with these, he sent troops to arrest its leaders.
19 Propositions
19 Prepositions
21 Demands
15 Requests
66
The first ten amendments to the Constitution, called the Bill of Rights, was added in _____.
1794
1791
1789
1790
67
The killing of five colonists here by British soldiers in 1770 was soon called a
"massacre."
Charleston
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
68
History's first underwater attack was carried out by this American submarine in Boston Harbor.
The Hunley
The Nautilus
The Turtle
The Eagle
69
After James II became king and had a son, William III and Mary II deposed him in the _________.
Social Contract
Restitution
Restoration
Glorious Revolution
70
The dumping of British tea into Boston Harbor in the Tea Party led to this penalty for Boston.
Stamp Acts
Intolerable Acts
Abominable Acts
Navigation Acts
71
His
Common Sense
pamphlet convinced many Americans to fight for independence from Britain.
John Hancock
Thomas Paine
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
72
How many departments does the U.S. government have?
9
12
15
18
73
What is the 2019 U.S. national deficit (difference between what government spends and what it collects)?
-$289 Billion
$453 Million
-$984 Billion
109 Billion
74
This German prince became the first English king of the Hanover dynasty in 1714.
Frederick William I
George II
Frederick I
George I
75
After 6 years of war, an American win here led Britain to recognize U.S. independence in 1783.
Saratoga
Bunker Hill
Cowpens
Yorktown