History Test Flashcards

1
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True or False: Israel’s “constitution” was Gods law.

A

True

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2
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True or false: William Tyndale invented the printing press.

A

False

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3
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True or false: The Preamble to our Constitution is composed of a single sentence.

A

False

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4
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True or false: Solon established a true republic in the City of Athens.

A

False

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5
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True or false: The Three-Fifths Compromise involved the question of slavery.

A

True

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6
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By what two means could Congress raise revenues under the Articles?

A

Borrowing it. Requesting taxes from the states.

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7
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Who believed that a well-governed state was one in which the people obeyed the rulers and the rulers obeyed the laws?

A

Solon

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8
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What great American document is largely Lockean in its content?

A

The Declaration of Independence

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9
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Name two important pieces of legislation passed by the central government under the Articles:

A

The Land ordinance of 1785. The Northwest ordinance of 1787.

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10
Q

Which version of the Bible was the most popular among American Puritans?
a. the King James Bible
c. the American Standard Version
d. the Geneva Bible
b. the Gutenberg Bible

A

the Geneva Bible

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11
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Name the two plans proposed at the Constitutional Convention in regard to representation :

A

The Virginia Plan. The New Jersey Plan.

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12
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Originally, the American colonists asserted their demands for the rights of

A

Englishmen

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13
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The Petition of Right helped to establish the principle that even the King of England was subject to:

A

The Law

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14
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What was the congressional currency issued during the Confederation called?

A

Continental Paper

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15
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What did Adam Smith believe was the source and final measure of true value?

A

Labor

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16
Q

What was the pen name used by the three writers of the Federalist Papers?
a. Pelatiah
b. Publius
c. Pericles
d. Plato

A

Publius

17
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Name the two compromises of the Constitutional Convention which dealt with representation:

A

The Great Compromise. Three-Fifths Compromise.

18
Q

During the War for Independence, the Second Continental Congress was the ______ government.

A

Extra-legal

19
Q

All the framers of our Constitution heard _______ preach.

A

George Whitefield

20
Q

William and Mary became the monarchs of England on the authority of _______

A

Parliament

21
Q

Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations has been considered the first comprehensive study of _______

A

Political Economy

22
Q

What was the era of the Confederation called?

A

The Critical Period.

23
Q

Who was the first American President under the Articles of Confederation?

A

There wasn’t one.

24
Q

Name the two main social classes of the Early Roman Republic:

A
25
Q

Congress, during the Confederation, theoretically had the power of the ______ branch(es) of government.

A

Executive, Legislative, Judicial.