(C) Unit 1 AOC Quiz

Which of the following was the federal Government not allowed to do in the Articles of Confederation?

• Raise Taxes

• Raise an Army

• Ratify laws with majority votes

• All of the Above

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Good Things in the AOC

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(b) Bad Things in the AOC

• Easy way to admit sates and plan on how to do so

• Land Ordinance

• North West Ordinance

• Cant raise Taxes

• No Supreme court

• No Army

• No President

• No Slavery in North West Territories

Reorder the following

• Lexington and Concord

• Boston Tea Party

• Boston Massacre

• Articles of Confederation

• Shays Rebellion

Which of the following percentages of states approval were required for the Articles of Confederation to pass any sort of new law in the country?

• 75%

• 100%

• 51%

• 66%

Shays Rebellion proved that the AOC was....

• Going to be a great government for the country

• Washington's second choice for a government

• going to lead to the USA's economic prominence in the world

• Not going to work how it was written and needed changed

During Shay's Rebellion, Shay was a ​ (a)   who was mad and felt like he was paying too much​ (b)   to pay for the war.

• Farmer
• Taxes
• Blacksmith
• Revolutionary
• Soldier
• Carpenter
• Reparations
• Tips
• British Pounds

Reorder the following

• Declaration of Independence

• Declaration of Grievances

• Battle of Saratoga

• Battle of Yorktown

• Articles of Confederation

Match the person with their idea

• Declaration of Independence

• John Locke

• Separation of Powers

• Thomas Paine

• Social Contract and natural rights

• Baron de Montesquieu

• Taxation without representation

• Thomas Jefferson

• Common Sense

• 13 Colonies

Which of the following was a person in NEW ENGLAND most likely, right before the Revolutionary War?

• Patriot

• Farmer

• Loyalist

• King's Gaurd

After the Revolutionary War, what was the name of the first laws of the land?

• Constitution
• Bill of Rights
• Articles of Confederation
• Emancipation Proclamation