This quiz covers key aspects of the American Revolutionary period, including pivotal figures and documents like Thomas Paine's 'Common Sense' and the Declaration of Independence. It assesses understanding of historical events from Chapter 2 of the Constitutional Framework, essential for students preparing for tests on American history.
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Paine
Richard Lee
Jacob Graff, jr.
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Thomas Jefferson
Richard Henry Lee
George III
Henry the IV
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Elbridge Gerry
Dr. Benjamin Rush
Thomas Paine
Thomas Jefferson
Richard Henry Lee
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Sept 1
July 4th
March 25
May 26
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True
False
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Bill of Rights
Natural rights
Eminent domain
Judicial Review
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Continental Congress
Confederation
Delegates
Pilgrims
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1776
1775
1780
1810
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1776
1787
1791
1810
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King John
King William III
George III
Henry IV
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1630
1714
1510
1620
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True
False
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True
False
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Constitution
The Bill of Rights
The Federal System
Articles of Confederation
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Supremacy clause
Judicial review
Federalism
Great compromise
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Virgina Plan
New Jersey Plan
Articles of Conferderation
Connecticut Compromise
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Condeferation
Convention
Delegates
National government
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Executive
Federal
Congress
Legislative
Judicial
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Article VI
Article V
Article III
Article VII
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True
False
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The President
Supreme Court
Senate
House
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Amendment 1
Amendment 21
Amendment 23
Amendment 27
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17
21
22
25
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18
23
25
27
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1972
1973
1872
1983
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25
42
36
39
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Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter
Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan
JF Kennedy and George Bush
Thomas Jefferson and Bill Clinton
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Philadelphia
Washington, DC
New York
Vermont
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True
False
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June 6, 1788
June 21, 1788
July 21, 1788
August 21, 1788
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6 states
7 states
9 states
10 states
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New Hampshire
Virginia
New York
South Carolina
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NC, SC, GA
Del, NJ, GA
Del, SC, NH
VA, Del, NJ
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Proprietary colonies
Royal colonies
Charter colonies
Judicial colonies
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True
False
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Separation of powers
Judicial review
Checks and balances
Common law
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True
False
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