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American Revolution Review
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Let's review units 1.1 & 1.2 about the colonial beginning of the US and some basic American civics.
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1
There are 11 amendments in the Bill of Rights.
True
False
2
This event preceded (
came before
) the Revolutionary War...
Colonists wrote the Bill of Rights
King George rejected the Declaration of Independence
3
The US constitution creates a government with 3 branches:
legislative, judicial, executive
legislative, judicial, presidential
4
Freedoms in the Bill of Rights apply to ______
any person in the US
any US citizen
5
The power to make new cities_______
state
federal
both
6
This European country supported American colonists in the Revolutionary War.
Britain
Norway
France
Germany
7
Education is a ________power.
federal
state
both
8
A republic means a country where...
The power is held by a dictator
The power is held by the people
The power is held by elected representatives
The power is held by a king or monarch
9
The power to establish courts is________
both
state
federal
10
The US constitution also protects American freedoms (
liberties
). This part is called the_____
Bill of rights
declaration of independence
11
The power to declare war is_______
federal
both
state
12
King George collected money from the ____________.
caterwauling
colonial
colonists
colonizes
13
What year is America's Birthday?
1777
1492
1787
1776
14
The power to collect taxes is _____
federal
both
state
15
The Boston Massacre occurred because colonists wanted to boycott British products.
True
False
16
The power to violate the Bill of Rights is ______
neither
federal
both
state
17
Printing money is a ________power.
federal
both
state
18
Federalism is a kind of government that divides power between:
the president and judges
central government and states
large and small states
central government and cities
19
The US Constitution divides power between the states and the
cities
federal/central government
20
Which one is the official army?
Military
Militia
