DE History Quiz - Declaration of Independance

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Who was Richard Henry Lee?

Rep from VA who introduced independence resolution at Second Continental Congress

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Who were the 5 men appointed to write Declaration of Independence

Jefferson, John Adams, Franklin, Livingston, Sherman

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Who was John Locke?

philosopher that influenced Declaration of Independence

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What time period was John Locke from?

enlightenment

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John Locke believed we should enter into a _______.

social contract

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John Locke describes natural rights as_______.

life, liberty, property

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John Locke's description of social contract theory

government protects natural rights, in return citizens obey

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Social contract created a system of ___ _____.

ordered liberty

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What author did Jefferson use ideas from?

Thomas Paine

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The Declaration of Independence was approved on ______.

July 4, 1776

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What are the 2 self-evident truths?

  • all men created equal

  • endowed by Creator with certain unalienable rights

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  1. endowed by creator with certain unalienable rights

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What are the 3 unalienable right?

life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness

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Who has the right to create government?

the people

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What is the purpose of government?

to protect unalienable rights

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What should people do if government fails?

abolish or alter it

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What is 1 grievance from the Declaration of Independence ?

British cut off trade with all parts of the world

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Who is "he" refering to in the Declaration of Independence?

the King

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What 4 powers did the Declaration of Independence claim as a free and independent state?

  • levy war

  • conclude peace

  • contract alliances

  • establish commerce

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conclude peace

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contract alliances

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establish commerce

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What sacrifices were the signers of the Declaration of Independence willing to make for independence?

their lives, fortunes and sacred honor

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What are the main parts of the Declaration of Independence?

Preamble

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Theory of Government

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List of Grievances

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Formal Declaration of Independence