The Revolutionary War and Constitution – Quiz 3
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Question 1 |
Which court case ensured the importance of judicial review?
A | Gibbons vs. Ogden |
B | Marbury vs. Madison |
C | McColloch vs. Maryland |
D | Hayburn's Case |
Question 2 |
Democratic-Republican/Anti-federalist is to Thomas Jefferson as Federalist is to
A | George Washington |
B | John Adams |
C | Alexander Hamilton |
D | Benjamin Franklin |
Question 3 |
True/False: At the beginning of the Revolutionary War in 1775, the American colonies were not yet fighting for independence, but were fighting to have their opinions and grievances heard.
A | True |
B | False |
Question 3 Explanation:
Not until after the Declaration of Independence of 1776 did the American Colonists seek for a separate republic.
Question 4 |
The purpose of the Annapolis Convention was to:
A | Address the issues of the Articles of Confederation |
B | Create a new form of republican government |
C | To plan defense against Indian rebellion |
D | To plan war strategies against the British Army |
Question 5 |
What was the last declaration of grievances that the colonists provided to King George III before entering the Revolutionary War?
A | Battle of Lexington and Concord |
B | Declaration of Independence |
C | Olive Branch Petition |
D | Boston Tea Party |
Question 6 |
What group at the Constitutional Convention favored states' rights?
A | Democrats |
B | Federalists |
C | Anti-federalists |
D | Republicans |
Question 7 |
What type of men were represented at the Constitutional Convention?
A | decorated military officers |
B | former British aristocrats |
C | wealthy, educated men |
D | Poor farmers and land owners |
Question 8 |
The federalist papers were written in response to
A | Lack of patriotism and energy during the Revolutionary War |
B | The high taxing of British goods in Colonial America |
C | The argument of Anti-federalists that a federal government was too strong and powerful |
D | The argument of Federalists saying that there needed to be Bill of Rights in the Constitution |
Question 9 |
"Resolved, That these United Colonies are, and of right ought to be, free and independent States,..." Which document contains this quote?
A | The Bill of Rights |
B | Common Sense |
C | Olive Branch Petition |
D | Declaration of Independence |
Question 10 |
What was the significance of the Battle of Saratoga?
A | The French took the American Revolution as a serious act of independence and joined forces with the Patriots. |
B | The British decided to retreat and surrender ending the war. |
C | The French saw the strength of the American revolution and decided to have their own revolution. |
D | The French took the American Revolution to be a serious act of rebellion and joined British forces |
Question 11 |
All of the following were examples of Loyalist involvement EXCEPT:
A | Fleeing to British territories to seek safety and to provide manpower to armies |
B | Making alliances with Indian Tribes |
C | Paying German forces to be an ally |
D | Acting as spies to British forces |
Question 11 Explanation:
The British government paid for Hessian forces to be involved in the war.
Question 12 |
What was the main provision of the 3/5 Compromise?
A | That 3/5 of Congress have to be in agreement to ratify an amendment |
B | That 3/5 of the states have to ratify an amendment before it becomes law |
C | 3/5 of a large state only counted in representation |
D | That one slave counted as 3/5 of a person towards representation |
Question 13 |
Which idea from the Enlightenment was central to the Constitution?
A | No taxation without representation |
B | The right to life, liberty, and property |
C | Separation of powers and checks and balances |
D | Direct democracy and direct appeal |
Question 14 |
In Thomas Paine's Common Sense, what was the main argument for Americans to consider?
A | The importance of a monarchy |
B | The right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness |
C | The need for equal rights among males |
D | The ideals of republicanism and democracy |
Question 15 |
What compromise in the Constitutional Convention allowed states to both provide representatives based on population and provide 2 senators?
A | Virginia Compromise |
B | 3/5 Compromise |
C | Connecticut Compromise (Great Compromise) |
D | Missouri Compromise |
Question 16 |
Which rebellion stirred in Massachusetts due to the lack of uniform currency and enforced debt laws under the Articles of Confederation?
A | Pontiac's Rebellion |
B | Bacon's Rebellion |
C | Shay's Rebellion |
D | Whiskey Rebellion |
Question 17 |
All of the following were provisions of the Treaty of Paris in 1783 EXCEPT:
A | Spain became an official ally of the United States |
B | The United States was now recognized as an independent country |
C | Loyalists were expected to be given rights and tolerance to their views |
D | Fishing rights at the border of the U.S and Canada |
Question 18 |
What was the best known accomplishment of the Articles of Confederation?
A | The ability for the government to call a military |
B | The ability to tax and collect tariffs |
C | The provision of public education |
D | The ability for the government to admit new states |
Question 18 Explanation:
Northwest Land Ordinance and Land Ordinance of 1785
Question 19 |
Which treaty gave the United States navigation rights to the Mississippi River?
A | Adams-Onis Treaty |
B | Jay's treaty |
C | Pinckney's Treaty |
D | Treaty of 1783 |
Question 20 |
What was the condition that had to be provided in order for Anti-Federalists to accept the Constitution?
A | A Bill of Rights |
B | A Declaration of Grievances |
C | An Oath of Allegiance |
D | A List of Unalienable Rights |
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