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Founding Principles Quiz

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

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

by Lionel Jaime
1

Which philosopher greatly influenced British colonists in North America?

2

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

3

Which tenet argued government derives power from the people?

4

Which action convinced colonists they needed independence?

5

What important power did the Articles of Confederation lack?

6

How did Shays’ Rebellion reveal weaknesses of the Articles?

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

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How did delegates resolve the slavery disagreement?

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What does separation of powers mean?

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Why were The Federalist Papers written?

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