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First Six Weeks Benchmark Test
Test Description: Benchmark Review
Instructions: Answer all questions to get your test result.
1) 1. Who’s Book persuaded the delegates to break away from England?
A
Thomas Paine
B
Ben Franklin
C
John Locke
D
George Washington
2) 2. Who’s philosophy did Thomas Jefferson use in writing the Declaration of Independence?
A
George Washington
B
Ben Franklin
C
John Locke
D
Thomas Paine
3) 1. What document laid the model for the US Constitution?
A
Declaration of Independece
B
English Bill of Rights
C
Magna Carta
D
Massachusetts Constitution
4) 1. What state was the first to organize and construct their state constitution?
A
New Hampshire
B
Maryland
C
Virginia
D
Rhode Island
5) 2. Who did the nobles force to sign the Magna Carta in 12 15?
A
King Henry
B
King James III
C
King John
D
King George III
6) Who was elected to preside over the Constitutional Convention?
A
David Crockett
B
George Washington
C
James Madison
D
Benjamin Franklin
7) Which plan called for a one house legislature where each house would be equally represented?
A
Great Compromise
B
Checks and Balances
C
New Jersey Plan
D
Virgina Plan
8) Type of government where people share in governing and being governed.
A
Dictatorship
B
Direct Democracy
C
democracy
D
Representative Democracy
9) What event gave Parliament power over all?
A
Revolutionary War
B
Magna Carta
C
Glorious Revolution
D
Great Depression
10) What document said no one could live above the law not even the King or Queen.
A
Constitution
B
Mayflower Compact
C
Magna Cart
D
Declaration of Independence
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