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TRASH CAN TRIVIA

This person was the king of England. King George III King James King Henry VIII King George 111 5

This is was the last battle of the Revolution Saratoga Appomattox Yorktown 9

This branch makes the laws. Executive Legislative Judicial Legislative 15

What 3 principles did John Locke believe in? Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness Life, liberty, and property Life, liberty, and the pursuit of bling Life, liberty, and property 2

This person was a Democratic- Republican. Thomas Jefferson Alexander Hamilton Thomas Paine Thomas Jefferson 20

This treaty ended the American Revolution. Treaty of Versailles Treaty of Paris Treaty of London Treaty of Paris 10

The first 10 amendments to the Constitution are referred to as _____. The Bill of Rights The Articles of Confederation The Virginia Plan The Bill of Rights 18

This person wrote the Virginia Plan. John Locke Benjamin Franklin James Madison 13

Why did England tax the colonists? King George felt like it To help pay for the French and Indian War To buy more land from the Native Americans Pay for French & Indian War 1

This was the start of the American Revolution Lexington and Concord Saratoga Yorktown Lexington and Concord 7

This branch is headed by the President and carries out the laws? Legislative Judicial Executive 16

This political party supported a big national government. Federalists Democratic-Republicans Continentals Federalists 21

This person was a former slave who wrote poems and plays. Phyllis Wheatley Sojourner Truth Harriet Tubman Phyllis Wheatley 6

This person was the head of the Federalists. Thomas Jefferson Alexander Hamilton John Adams Alexander Hamilton 19

This person championed the cause for independence. Ben Franklin George Washington John Adams 3

This branch is made up of the Supreme Court. They make sure laws are constitutional Legislative Executive Judicial 17

This constitution was written during the Revolution and provided for a weak national government. The Articles of Confederation The Bill of Rights The U.S. Constitution The Articles of Confederation 12

He was the author of “Common Sense” Thomas Paine Thomas Jefferson Paul Revere Thomas Paine 4

This person is the father of the U.S. Constitution. James Monroe James Madison Thomas Jefferson James Madison 14

This battle was the turning point of the American Revolution. Saratoga Lexington and Concord Saratoga Yorktown 8

___ and ___ were the 2 countries that helped the colonists defeat Britain. France and Spain France and Portugal Spain and Iraq France and Spain 11

This political party supported states’ powers. Federalists Democratic-Republicans Quakers Democratic-Republicans 22

This line hampered the western movement of colonists? The Mississippi River The Proclamation of 1763 The Appalachian Highlands The Proclamation of

Rights that can not be taken away are: granted unalienable basic unalienable 24

Which Branch? Senate and House of Representatives. Legislative Executive Judicial Legislative (Congress) 25