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    Question 1: The 27th Amendment, which deals with congressional pay raises, was adopted in this year.
    A. 1987
    B. 1992
    C. 1984
    D. 1995
    Question 2: Three of these Amendments have been adopted during the 1920s. Which is the odd one?
    A. 15th Amendment
    B. 18th Amendment
    C. 19th Amendment
    D. 17th Amendment
    Question 3: The following excerpt is taken from the 13th Amendment.
    A. ither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.
    B. True
    C. True
    D. False
    Question 4: ther slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 5: The Nineteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution is known as this.
    A. The Susan B. Anthony Amendment
    B. The Woodrow Wilson Amendment
    C. The Bainbridge Colby Amendment
    D. The Tennessee Amendment
    Question 6: The Twenty-second Amendment to the United States Constitution set this limit for the President of the United States.
    A. Two-term limit
    B. Four-term limit
    C. Three-term limit
    D. The limit concerned the Presidential expenditure.
    Question 7: The Eleventh Amendment to the United States Constitution stated this.
    A. States themselves enjoyed the privilege to sue citizens of other states.
    B. States themselves did not enjoy sovereign immunity from suits made by citizens of other states.
    C. States themselves could not be sued by citizens of other states.
    D. States themselves could not sue citizens of other states.
    Question 8: One of the following pairs (Amendment - the year in which it was adopted) is wrong.
    A. First Amendment - 1791
    B. Sixteenth Amendment - 1913
    C. Third Amendment - 1792
    D. Twelfth Amendment - 1804
    Question 9: The 12th Amendment deals with this.
    A. Slavery
    B. Rights to Vote
    C. Severe Punishments
    D. Electoral College
    Question 10: Up to the beginning of the 20th century, this number of Amendments were ratified.
    A. 19
    B. 15
    C. 17
    D. 13
    Question 11: What year did congress approve the Declaration of Independence, making the 13 colonies a land of a sovereign nation?
    A. 1777
    B. 1876
    C. 1677
    D. 1776
    Question 12: One year after the Declaration was approved, the citizens of this city commemorated the event by setting off fireworks, ringing bells and firing their guns.
    A. Alabama
    B. New York
    C. Michigan
    D. Philadelphia
    Question 13: Each year a Liberty Medal is given on July 4th to a prominent world leader in honor of Independence Day. Which award is the medal accompanied by?
    A. $100, 000
    B. $200, 000
    C. $70, 000
    D. $50, 000
    Question 14: How many towns in the USA have liberty in their names?
    A. 10
    B. 60
    C. 5
    D. 30
    Question 15: In Boston, July 4th replaced this major holiday, as the most celebrated.
    A. August 15
    B. December 24
    C. June 10
    D. March 5