This 5th grade trivia test quiz has questions on American Revolution. Long before the formation of America as a democratic state, the British had power over the people. The revolutionary war saw the thirteen American colonies try to fight back the British and take control of the country with help of the French. Take this quiz and get a refresher of what you know about this war. All the best!.
A form of government in which the people make the laws and run the government.
Any written rule or collection of rules given under the authority of the state or nation, as by the people in its constitution.
The people and groups within a society that have the authority to make laws, to make sure they are carried out and to settle disagreements about them.
The lawmaking part of the government (House of the Representatives and Senate).
The part of the government, headed by the President, that carries out laws.
The part of the government that decides the meaning of the laws (Supreme Court).
The lawmaking part of the government (House of the Representatives and Senate).
The part of the government, headed by the President, that carries out laws.
The part of the government that decides the meaning of the laws (Supreme Court).
The lawmaking part of the government (House of the Representatives and Senate).
The part of the government, headed by the President, that carries out laws.
The part of the government that decides the meaning of the laws (Supreme Court).
True
False
True
False
Bill of Rights.
Constitution.
Declaration of Independence.
Bill of Rights
Constitution
Declaration of Independence
Bill of Rights
Constitution
Declaration of Independence
Bill of Rights
Constitution
Declaration of Independence
True
False
Boston Massacre and Boston Tea Party
Boston Tea Party and Constitutional Convention
Slavery and Taxes
True
False
True
False
It explained why the colonists were breaking away from Great Britain.
It is a form of government in which the people make the laws and run the government.
It is the law of the land.
True
False
Maryland.
Virginia.
Washington D.C.
Ben Franklin
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
1st Amendment.
2nd Amendment.
3rd Amendment.
British and French.
British and Patriots.
French and Spanish.
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