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Who was the first president of the U.S.?

George Washington

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Who is the head of our government and sees to it that the laws are obeyed?

the President

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What important power was withheld from the government under the Articles of Confederation?

The power to tax

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Who is our Capital named after?

George Washington

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Who captured Ticonderoga?

Ethan Allen

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Who was the second president of the U.S.?

John Adams

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Who has the power to make our country's most important laws?

Congress

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What is the current Capital City of the U.S.?

Washington D.C.

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What is George Washington's home called?

Mount Vernon

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Who was the president of the Second Continental Congress and the first person to sign the Declaration of Independence?

John Hancock

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Who was the most important worker at the Constitutional Convention?

James Madison
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What are the 2 groups that make up congress called? 

Houses

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What was the first Capital City of the U.S.?

New York

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The type of government which is run by the representatives of the people is called:

Republic

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What is the document that our government follows today?

Constitution

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When asked what kind of government had been formed, this person said, "A republic, if you can keep it."

Benjamin Franklin

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What are the two houses of congress?

Senate and House of Representatives

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In which part of congress does every state (no matter what size) have equal powers?

Senate

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Name the city where the Constitutional Convention was held

Philadelphia

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Which document made our government weak?

Articles of Confederation

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Who planned the city of Washington D.C.?

Benjamin Bannecker

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In which part of Congress do the larger states have more power?

House of Representatives

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What is Inauguration Day?

The day the President takes the oath of office

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What is the Bill of Rights

Document that lists the freedoms that can never be taken away from the American people.

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Why didn't George Washington live in the White House in Washington, D.C.?

There was no city yet, and the White House had not yet been built.