Have You Read Tempest At Dawn?
James D. Best did a fine job describing USA's beginnings. This history book is a page turner you simply must read. So, have you read it? What can you tell us about Tempest At Dawn?
- 1.
![When does the plot of this book take place? - ProProfs]( "When does the plot of this book take place?")
When does the plot of this book take place?- A.
In 1987
- B.
In 1887
- C.
In 1787
- D.
In 1878
- 2.
![The story is told from how many viewpoints? - ProProfs]( "The story is told from how many viewpoints?")
The story is told from how many viewpoints?- A.
Fifty five
- B.
Three
- C.
One
- D.
Two
- 3.
![Which former President starts the story in this book? - ProProfs]( "Which former President starts the story in this book?")
Which former President starts the story in this book?- A.
Thomas Jefferson
- B.
Andrew Johnson
- C.
James Knox Polk
- D.
James Madison
- 4.
![What's the name of the convention that happened in 1787? - ProProfs]( "What's the name of the convention that happened in 1787?")
What's the name of the convention that happened in 1787?- A.
The Republican Convention
- B.
The Geneva Convention
- C.
The Constitutional Convention
- D.
The Democratic Convention
- 5.
![Who wasn't attending The Constitutional Convention? - ProProfs]( "Who wasn't attending The Constitutional Convention?")
Who wasn't attending The Constitutional Convention?- A.
Zachary Taylor
- B.
Ben Franklin
- C.
Robert Sherman
- D.
George Washington
- 6.
![How many men attended the Constitutional convention? - ProProfs]( "How many men attended the Constitutional convention?")
How many men attended the Constitutional convention?- A.
15
- B.
25
- C.
55
- D.
105
- 7.
![How was the situation in the USA during these events? - ProProfs]( "How was the situation in the USA during these events?")
How was the situation in the USA during these events?- A.
The economy was fine, but the military forces were totally dismembered.
- B.
The economy was recovering from a terrible crisis.
- C.
It was the golden time of the States.
- D.
Chaotic, with a crisis in economy and a constant threat of anarchy.
- 8.
![Why was the Convention originally called? - ProProfs]( "Why was the Convention originally called?")
Why was the Convention originally called?- A.
To find a way how to organise states.
- B.
To revise the Articles of Confederation
- C.
To create a plan about attacking the native Americans.
- D.
To come up with a plan to abolish slavery.
- 9.
![What actually happened at the Convention? - ProProfs]( "What actually happened at the Convention?")
What actually happened at the Convention?- A.
Slavery was abolished.
- B.
The first Afro-American President was elected.
- C.
The USA lost Alaska and Florida.
- D.
The USA was founded.
- 10.
![What does James Madison do at the end of the book? - ProProfs]( "What does James Madison do at the end of the book?")
What does James Madison do at the end of the book?- A.
He gives a lecture at the University about the Convention.
- B.
He leaves the USA because he's not content with the life there.
- C.
He talks to his grandchildren about the founding fathers.
- D.
He gives an interview about why slavery wasn't eliminated at the Convention.
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