This quiz designed for students at a fifth grade level will test your knowledge of the federal government of the United States of America. What do you know about the land of the free and the home of the brave?
A protest where citizens threw tea into the ocean
A teenager named Shay who rebelled against his parents
A protest by 1,000 farmers over taxes
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Gave states more power over the federal government.
Gave states equal representation: each state got representatives based on population.
Freed the slaves.
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XII amendment
III amendment
II amendment
I amendment
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III amendment
VIII amendment
II amendment.
XIX amendment
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A law governing the citizen's of the Northwest states
Territories would become new states, not additional territory of the neighboring state.
Laws to stop the settlers from moving to the Northwest
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Veto legislation passed by Congress.
Declare war against a foreign nation.
Appoint federal judges, with the advice and consent of the Senate.
Grant pardons for federal offenses.
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It was too complicated and hard to interpret.
It didn't have enough detail.
It gave too much power to the states.
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A plan base for the government which asked for a congress based on population
A plan named after Virginia that was denied by the framers.
There was no Virginia Plan.
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III amendment
VIII amendment
II amendment.
XIX amendment
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To Fix or change the Articles of Confederation
To sign into law the Articles of Confederation.
To discuss the Articles of Confederation and use it as a model for state governement.
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