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What date was the Declaration of Independence signed? July 4, 1776. Who did the Declaration of Independence declare our independence from? England. How many colonies were converted into free states? 13. The Articles of Confederation were considered what? Weak and Ineffective. There were 55 delegates that came together in September of 1786 to make the US Constitution. This group was led by James Madison and Alexander Hamilton. What state did not send a delegate? Rhode Island. Who was elected to be president of the convention forming the US Constitution? George Washington. What plan was written by Edmund Randolf and contained the following:2 chamber legislatureexecutive elected by legislatureseparate judiciaryrepresentatives based on states population Virginia Plan. Smaller States. A compromise was presented by Roger Sherman from Connecticut. This proposal included a 2 Chamber Congress. One was the House of Representatives, what was the other? Senate. Who heads the Executive branch of our government? President. How are the members of the house of representatives chosen? Elected by the people of the states. How is the President elected? Electoral college composed of men chosen by voters of each state. The Bill of Rights. What is the purpose of the Bill of Rights? Protect the civil rights of the people. 10. Who was elected the first president by a unanimous vote? George Washington. Who was our first Vice President? John Adams. How many times has the constitution been amended in the last 200 years? 27. According to the Bill of Rights any powers not given to the government in the constitution are given to whom? The states or the people who reside in them. According to the constitution, just because some rights are not mentioned means what? just because they are not mentioned does not mean you do not have those rights

How many regions were the Native nations split into? 9. Along which mountain range did the Eastern Woodland nations live? Appalachian. Which of the following is NOT one of the Northeastern Nations? Nez Perce. What is the name of the largest city built by the Mississippian Nations? Cahokia. What did the Great Plains nations mostly hunt? . What type of fish were commonly eaten by the California and Northwest Coast Nations? salmon. Which region included the Shoshone and Paiute Nations? Great Basin. Which nation is thought to have settled in the Southwest between 1200 and 1500 Apache. The Iroquois Confederacy passed were also known as... Haudenosaunee. Which nation in the Southwest built over 500 miles of irrigation canals? Hohokam

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Who was the first person to sign the Constitution? George Washington. How many amendments are in the Bill of Rights? 10. What date was the Constitution signed? September 17, 1787. Who was the leader of the Constitutional Convention? George Washington. Who is called the Father of the Constitution? James Madison. What is a formal change to the Constitution called? amendment. What is highest law of America called? the Constitution. Executive. Where is the Constitution currently located? in the National Archives. The first set of laws was called... The Articles of Confederacy

Why was learning Arabic important for those Africans who became Muslim: The Quran is written in Arabic. What religion did Arabs bring with them to Africa: Islam. Which were goods Arab traders carried across the Sahara by caravan: Gold and Salt. What country is this: Kenya. Those who practice the traditional Ashanti religion : Believe there is one supreme god.. Which BEST describes the Bantu people: They are many different people who share a related language and some cultural characteristics.. Which best describes the religion of the Bantu people: the Bantu practice a wide variety of religions. Which group of people did some European powers use to be their “enforcers”: local chiefs. Why did Europeans first take an interest in the African continent: They were engaged in the slave trade.. Why did the European countries eventually set up colonies in Africa: They needed the raw material found on the African continent.. Which was a part of early European plans for Africa: protecting trade and transportation routes. What is the definition of “assimilation”: giving up one’s own customs and adopting those of another culture. When did many African groups begin to challenge European colonial rule: after World War II. Why did Europeans initially become interested in Africa: They were engaged in the slave trade. Which was most often used to draw new boundaries for African countries: Europeans followed the old colonial boundaries.. Which organization was formed to work for equality in the country of South Africa: African National Congress. Why was the government of Kenya criticized after independence, eventhough it was led by Africans: The government was controlled by only one party.. What conflict broke out in Nigeria after independence was declared: religious conflict between Muslims and Christians

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A comprehensive quiz with 25 multiple-choice questions covering key historical events, figures, and concepts from ancient to modern times.

Which civilization invented the wheel? Mesopotamia. Greece is located on a ________________, which means land surrounded by water on 3 sides. peninsula. True Or False: Rome invented concrete True. Pick the three Greek column styles: Doric, Ionic, Corinthian. Egyptians wrote in.... Hieroglyphics . Reincarnation The process of rebirth. What river did Ancient China build itself on? Yellow. China and Egypt both invented some form of... paper. The Greek god of water was.... Poseidon. Urban Planning means to... build cities on a grid