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Who organized the Boston Tea Party?
Daughters of the American Revolution
John Adams
Sons of Liberty
Sons of Anarchy
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What is Federalism?
A form of government where a strong executive is the head
An absolute democracy
Powers are delegated to central and state governments
A republic
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On what date was the Declaration of Independence ratified?
July 1 1765
July 4 1776
October 19 1781
June 20 1775
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What is Congress?
The House of Representatives and the Senate
The President and Supreme Court
The Senate and Supreme Court
The House of Representatives and the President
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What were the Intolerable Acts?
A series of acts passed by the British Parliament against the colonies
A series of acts made to instill fear in the colonies
A series of acts designed to keep the Church of England in power
A series of sanctions between England and France
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What sort of government did Hobbes support?
Republic
Democracy
Monarchy
Theocracy
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What is Censorship?
A law prohibiting religion
Suppression of one's ideas
An author
Suppression of thought
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What signifies the Constitution as a Social Contract?
It was an extension of the Declaration
The Bill of Rights
The fact that it succeeded the previous form of government
The words "We the People..."
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What made Washington's crossing of the Delaware so daring?
The Delaware was patrolled by British soldiers
Washington knew the strategy had a high chance of failure
The Delaware was overrun with ice
The Delaware was packed with fog
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What caused the Articles of Confederation to fail the American people?
They were too advanced for their time
They did not allow for the formation of an army
They formed a union that was too loose
They became out of date
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What did John Locke think of mankind?
Man needs control
Man is generally good
Man is generally evil
Man is objective
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What is the Social Contract?
The function of governments in a society
An unwritten law on how society functions
A precursor to Facebook
The means to rule a society
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What power does the Executive Branch enjoy?
Absolute
Veto
Order 66
Checks and balances
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Name the Act which taxed paper in 1765.
Boston Port Act
Intolerable Act
Paper Act
Stamp Act
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What was the biggest reason the Siege of Yorktown was successful?
The French fleet kept the British from escaping
The Spanish had given a great deal of money to the US
American artillery bombarded the British
Washington came up with a brilliant strategy
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What is another way of describing the separation of powers?
Checks and balances
Democratic and Republican ideals
Cash or credit
Federalism
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How do Supreme Court justices get appointed?
By their peers
By the President
By Congress
By the American people
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What three ideas were central to Locke's philosophy on government?
Life Land Liberty
Life Love Happiness
Life Liberty Pursuit of Happiness
Life Liberty Property
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Name the King of England during the Revolutionary War.
George III
George II
James II
Charles I