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This Week in History: America's Independence
1. Which congressional delegate introduced the resolution to declare independence from Great Britain?
James Madison
John Dickinson
Richard Henry Lee
Benjamin Franklin
John Adams
2. Who adopted the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776?
House of Representatives
Second Continental Congress
House of Lords
First Continental Congress
House of Burgesses
3. Who was elected to draft the Declaration of Independence?
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
James Madison
Abigail Adams
King George III
4. The Declaration of Independence was passed unanimously, with which colony abstaining from the vote?
New York
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Georgia
5. Who was the oldest signer of the Declaration?
Lewis Morris
John Adams
Elbridge Gerry
Benjamin Franklin
Roger Sherman
6. Copies of the Declaration were made prior to it being adopted. They were sent across the 13 colonies to newspapers, the Continental troops, and officials. What are they called?
Top Secret
Jefferson Pamphlets
Independence Copies
Franklin Sheets
Dunlap Broadsides
7. How many people signed the Declaration?
12
35
56
76
150
8. What is written on the back of the Declaration of Independence?
Handle with care
Original Declaration of Independence dated 4th July 1776
George Washington was here
A treasure map
Nothing
9. Where did the Declaration and the Constitution spend World War II?
Fort Knox
Fort Benning
The National Archives
The Smithsonian
Chicago
10. In what year was July 4th made a federal holiday?
1900
1776
1812
1870
1940
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