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Test your knowledge of the founding of the U.S.

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Founding Principles Quiz


Founding Principles QuizVersión en línea Test your knowledge of the founding of the U.S. por Lionel Jaime 1 Which philosopher greatly influenced British colonists in North America? a Montesquieu b John Locke c Cicero d Thomas Hobbes 2 What is the agreement that citizens consent to be governed called? a mandate of heaven b social covenant c divine right d the social contract 3 Which tenet argued government derives power from the people? a Mercantilism b Popular sovereignty c Divine right of kings d Rule by aristocracy 4 Which action convinced colonists they needed independence? a Guaranteeing troops' rights b Taxation without representation c Encouraging self-government d Tax relief 5 What important power did the Articles of Confederation lack? a Could declare war without states b It could not impose taxes c Could regulate interstate commerce d Could mint currency 6 How did Shays’ Rebellion reveal weaknesses of the Articles? a States had too much power in commerce b It proved monarchies can work c It showed free speech is protected d National government lacked power to raise a military quickly 7 According to the Great Compromise, how would Congress be apportioned? a Senate based on population b State legislatures appoint representatives c Representation in the House would be based on population; every state would have two senators d All states have equal reps in the House 8 How did delegates resolve the slavery disagreement? a 60 percent of enslaved population counted for representation and taxation b All enslaved counted c None counted d 50 percent counted 9 What does separation of powers mean? a Power is shared in a single council b One branch controls all power c Division of government into three branches with distinct powers d Judges appoint all leaders 10 Why were The Federalist Papers written? a To explain taxation policy b To overthrow monarchy c To elect Washington d To encourage New York to ratify the Constitution

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por Lionel Jaime

Which philosopher greatly influenced British colonists in North America?

What is the agreement that citizens consent to be governed called?

Which tenet argued government derives power from the people?

Which action convinced colonists they needed independence?

What important power did the Articles of Confederation lack?

How did Shays’ Rebellion reveal weaknesses of the Articles?

According to the Great Compromise, how would Congress be apportioned?

How did delegates resolve the slavery disagreement?

What does separation of powers mean?

Why were The Federalist Papers written?