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Which state's law violated the
Equal Protection Clause of the
14th Amendment by prohibiting
interracial marriage?
Equal Protection Clause of the
14th Amendment by prohibiting
interracial marriage?
A.
Connecticut
Connecticut
B.
Virginia
Virginia
C.
New Jersey
New Jersey
The correct answer is: B. Virginia.
In 1958 Mildred Jeter and Richard Loving traveled to Washington, D.C., to marry and were arrested after returning to Virginia, a state that didn't allow interracial marriage. It wasn't until 1967, in the case Loving v. Virginia, that the Supreme Court ruled in favor of the couple.
In 1958 Mildred Jeter and Richard Loving traveled to Washington, D.C., to marry and were arrested after returning to Virginia, a state that didn't allow interracial marriage. It wasn't until 1967, in the case Loving v. Virginia, that the Supreme Court ruled in favor of the couple.
This state was the only one to
refuse to send a delegate to the
Constitutional Convention in 1787.
refuse to send a delegate to the
Constitutional Convention in 1787.
A.
Connecticut
Connecticut
B.
Georgia
Georgia
C.
Rhode Island
Rhode Island
The correct answer is: C. Rhode Island.
Distrustful of a powerful central
government, Rhode Island refused to
sign the Constitution until the Bill of
Rights was added. It became the 13th
state to sign in 1790.
Which of the following is the only
constitutional amendment to
have been completely repealed?
constitutional amendment to
have been completely repealed?
12th Amendment
Updates to the Electoral
College voting process.
Updates to the Electoral
College voting process.
16th Amendment
Allows for the collection
of a federal income tax.
Allows for the collection
of a federal income tax.
18th Amendment
Establishes the prohibition
of alcoholic beverages in
the U.S.A.
Establishes the prohibition
of alcoholic beverages in
the U.S.A.
The correct answer is: C.
18th Amendment.
The 18th Amendment was ratified in
1919 and set in motion the era
known as Prohibition, when it became
illegal to produce, transport, or sell
alcoholic beverages. The amendment
was repealed in 1933 by the
21st Amendment.
In 1893 Representative
Lucas Miller of Wisconsin
proposed changing the name of
the U.S.A. to this.
Lucas Miller of Wisconsin
proposed changing the name of
the U.S.A. to this.
A.
B.
C.
The correct answer is: A. Earth.
Miller argued that eventually, all of
the countries of the world would
be absorbed into the U.S.A. and
all citizens would vote for the
president "electrically."
Which of these Founding Fathers
did not sign the U.S. Constitution?
did not sign the U.S. Constitution?
A.
Thomas Jefferson
and John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
and John Adams
B.
Ben Franklin and
James Madison
Ben Franklin and
James Madison
C.
Alexander Hamilton and
George Washington
Alexander Hamilton and
George Washington
The correct answer is: A.
Thomas Jefferson and John Adams.
Though both men supported the
passage of the Constitution, Thomas
Jefferson was serving as an ambassador
to France, and John Adams was the
ambassador to Great Britain during the
Constitutional Convention.
Who holds the unique distinction
of serving as President of the
U.S. and later, as Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court?
of serving as President of the
U.S. and later, as Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court?
A.
William
Howard Taft
William
Howard Taft
B.
Franklin D.
Roosevelt
Franklin D.
Roosevelt
C.
George
Washington
George
Washington
The correct answer is: A.
William Howard Taft.
William Howard Taft served as the 27th
president from 1909 to 1913 and as
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court from
1921 until his death in 1930.
Which TWO Supreme Court
Justices have been featured on
U.S. currency?
Justices have been featured on
U.S. currency?
John Marshall
A.
Salmon P.
Chase
Chase
Sonia Sotomayor
B.
Antonin Scalia
Louis Brandeis
C.
Sandra
Day O'Connor
Day O'Connor
The correct answer is: A.
John Marshall and Salmon P. Chase.
Chief Justices John Marshall and
Salmon P. Chase were featured on
a number of bills, including a $500 note
and a $10,000 note.
Three of the original 13 states
didn't ratify the Bill of Rights
until 1939. Which were they?
didn't ratify the Bill of Rights
until 1939. Which were they?
A.
Maine,
Tennessee,
Virginia
Maine,
Tennessee,
Virginia
B.
Connecticut,
Georgia,
Massachusetts
Connecticut,
Georgia,
Massachusetts
C.
Colorado,
Florida,
Texas
Colorado,
Florida,
Texas
The correct answer is: B.
Connecticut, Georgia, Massachusetts.
Each of these states had unique
issues with the Bill of Rights. It wasn't
until 1939 that, in celebration of the
Constitution's 150th anniversary, they
ratified the document.
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