CH 2 Creation Of The Federal Government Question Preview (ID: 38902)
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This man wrote the textbook of the American Revolution
a) Ben Franklin
b) George Washigton
c) JOhn Adamas
d) John Locke
Signed in 1620 by the Pilgrims, this colonial plan for self rule was called
a) the Mayflower Compact
b) the Magna Carta
c) the Bill of Rights
d) the Petition of Rights
The Articles of Confederation went into effect in 1781 after all thirteen states
a) ceded them
b) inspected them
c) amended them
d) ratitified them
This man wrote the original draft of the Declaration of Independence
a) Sam Adams
b) Thomas Jefferson
c) Ben Franklin
d) Abraham Lincoln
The Magna Carta was important because it
a) was America's first legislature
b) separated church and state
c) established limited government
d) gave power to the colonies
A government in which people elect delegates to make laws is called
a) a limited government
b) an autocratic government
c) a representative democracy
d) a direct democracy
The original 13 colonies were established and governed by
a) England
b) France
c) Spain
d) West Africa
Anti federalists believed this was necessary in order to support the Constitution
a) anarchy
b) interstate commerce
c) strong national government
d) a Bill of Rights
Federalists were concerned that without strong national government this would triumph
a) extralegal trade
b) anarchy
c) embargoes
d) socialism
The fundamental reason the colonists revolted was because
a) of the Stamp Act
b) the French and Indian War
c) of taxation without representation
d) of the Mayflower Compact
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