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Unit 1: The American Revolution Quiz
Unit 1: The American Revolution Quiz
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What group of colonies were known for having the largest cities?
New England
Southern
Middle
Canadian
2
What year did Europeans cross the Atlantic and arrive in the Americas?
1492
1616
1776
1215
3
The Alien and Sedition Acts were signed into law by which president?
Jefferson
Adams
Washington
Benbow
4
The 1st Amendment in the Bill of Rights deals with
the right to a speedy trial
quartering troops
freedom of speech, press, assembly, petition, and religion
the right to bear arms
5
The Sedition Act made it illegal for citizens to publicly discredit the
Constitution
French
Federal Government
British
6
In 1774, what did the first Continental Congress ask from Britain?
More Guns
Fewer Soldiers
Fewer Taxes
More Tea
7
The Articles of Confederation were replaced by
Declaration of Sentiments
The Magna Carta
The Constitution
Declaration of Independence
8
Which country provided military and naval support to the Patriots during the American Revolution?
Canada
England
Europe
France
9
What is federalism?
Where the federal government is in charge of everything
Where there is no government
Where state governments have the same power as the federal government
Where government doesn't react to foreign conflicts and focuses on itself
10
Who was the first president of the United States?
Jefferson
Washington
Adams
Madison
11
When did the colonists declare their independence from Britain?
1215
1492
1776
1902
12
This treaty was signed signaling the end of the Revolutionary War? The Treaty of...
NAFTA
Versailles
Paris
Yalta
13
What three nations had territory in North America in the 1700s?
Spain, India, Russia
Spain, France, Britain
China, Spain, France
France, Britain, Japan
14
At the Constitutional convention, which states liked the Virginia Plan?
Small States
Big States
Slave States
Free States
15
If you believe in nationalism, then you might believe that
All decisions should benefit your country even if it harms others
your country should be kind to others
the region you live is more important than the rest of the country
the federal government's power should be shared with the states
16
The Middle Passage is mostly associated with which colonial group?
New England
African
Southern
Middle
17
The Article of Confederation made the federal government
Strong
Weak
Non-Existent
Permanent
18
State have equal representation in the Senate, & representation based on population in the House. This is due to the
Connecticut Compromise
Missouri Compromise
Three-Fifths Compromise
Massachusetts Compromise
19
Which two groups fought against each other in the French and Indian War?
Spain & France
Great Britain & France
Great Britain & Spain
France & Native Americans
20
The Mayflower Compact was the 1st written laws in the New World. They were established in the ___________
New World Coloniess
Southern Colonies
New England Colonies
Middle Colonies
21
The Federalist Papers were written to
To gain support for the Articles of Confederation
To declare independence
To gain support for the Constitution
Encourage colonists to dump tea into a harbor
22
At the Constitutional convention, which states liked the New Jersey Plan?
Small States
Big States
Slave States
Free States
23
The principle of the Constitution in which power is divided between the national government and state
judicial review
federalism
separation of powers
checks and balances
24
How many colonies did England establish on the mid-Atlantic coast of North America?
13
14
12
11
25
My favorite team is the
Chicago Blackhawks
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Cubs
Chicagi Sjt
Chicago Bears
Chicago Bulls
26
The Articles of Confederation were replaced by
The Magna Carta
Bill of Rights
Declaration of Independence
The Constitution
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Who was the primary writer of the Declaration of Independence?
George Washington
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin