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The Declaration of Independence (week 4)
Contributed by: Webb
  • 1. Abigail Adams wrote a letter to John Adams about "Manly Sentiments in the Declaration" of Independence. Which statement in the Declaration of Independence was she perhaps talking about?
A) powers from the consent of the governed.
B) life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
C) governments are instituted among men...
D) We hold these truths to be self-evident...
  • 2. Thomas Jefferson used the Virginia Constitution and what other document as an example to create the Declaration of Independence?
A) Virginia Articles of Confederation
B) Virginia Pledge of Allegiance
C) Virginia Magna Carta
D) Virginia Declaration of Rights
  • 3. Abigail often wrote that which group should be included in the Declaration of Independence?
A) Women
B) British Citizens
C) African Americans
D) American Indians
  • 4. Why did the Founding Fathers agree to sign the Declaration of Independence?
A) They were forced to sign it.
B) There agreed it was safe for travel.
C) They were bound to support it with their lives, fortunes, and sacred honor.
D) They agreed it best outlined the type of government structure the people needed.
  • 5. Having a say in government is called
A) politics
B) sovereignty
C) liberalism
D) sagacity
  • 6. On what date did the delegates sign the Declaration of Independence?
A) June 4, 1776
B) July 16, 1776
C) July 4, 1776
D) June 16, 1776
  • 7. Who signed the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution?
A) Sam Hancock
B) Abigail Adams
C) Benjamin Franklin
D) John Adams
  • 8. By King George III's view, all who signed the Declaration of Independence were____________.
A) bandits
B) minutemen
C) traitors
D) loyalists
  • 9. Thomas Jefferson was the __________ President of the United States.
A) fourth
B) first
C) third
D) second
  • 10. John Hancock signed his name very largely on the Declaration of Independence
A) so he could be famous.
B) because he wrote the Declaration of Independence.
C) because he made a mistake.
D) so the king could read it without glasses.
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