This quiz will test your basic knowledge of our government and the history of the U. S. Some questions were taken from tests that are used everyday like the government naturalization exams, History 101 tests etc. .
Guarantee women the right to vote in national elections
Guarantee former slaves the right to vote
Ensure that harsher laws against criminals were passed
Reduce the authority of the Constitution of the United States
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Canada and Mexico
Germany and Japan
England and Spain
China and Russia
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. life, liberty, and property
Honor, liberty, and peace
Liberty, health, and community
Life, respect, and equal protection
Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness
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Argued for the abolition of slavery
Advocated black separatism
Morally defended affirmative action
Expressed his hopes for racial justice and brotherhood
Proposed that several of America’s founding ideas were discriminatory
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Secretary of the army
Secretary of state
President
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs
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Trains those aspiring for higher political office
Was established to supervise the first televised presidential debates
Is otherwise known as the U.S. Congress
Is a constitutionally mandated assembly that elects the president
Was ruled undemocratic by the Supreme Court
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Make treaties
Make zoning laws
Maintain prisons
Establish standards for doctors and lawyers
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The Great Society
The Square Deal
The New Deal
The New Frontier
Supply-side economics
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Telecommunications system
Animal to travel to space
Hydrogen bomb
Man made satellite
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Control of East Berlin
Missiles in Cuba
Support of the Ho Chi Minh regime in Vietnam
Military support of the Marxist regime in Afghanistan
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Right to bear arms
Due process
Religion
Right to counsel
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Prayer in public school
Discrimination based on race, sex, or religion
The ownership of guns by private individuals
Establishing an official religion for the United States
The president from vetoing a line item in a spending bill
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The speech “I Have a Dream”
Declaration of Independence
U.S. Constitution
Gettysburg Address
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All moral and political truth is relative to one’s time and place
Moral ideas are best explained as material accidents or byproducts of evolution
Values originating in one’s conscience cannot be judged by others
Christianity is the only true religion and should rule the state
Certain permanent moral and political truths are accessible to human reason
Opposed all wars on moral grounds
Stressed the sinfulness of all humanity
Believed in complete religious freedom
Colonized Utah under the leadership of Brigham Young
Were Catholic missionaries escaping religious persecution
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