We need a history major to swoop in and settle this. Too bad nobody is dumb enough to choose that path.
We need a history major to swoop in and settle this. Too bad nobody is dumb enough to choose that path.
I noticed quite a few as well. The one I missed had no correct answer:
17) What are two rights of everyone living in the United States?
A. the right to bear arms and freedom to vote
B. freedom of worship and freedom of education
C. freedom of expression and the right to bear arms
D. freedom to vote and freedom of speech
A. is just as right and wrong as C.
Considering Archie has already neg repped me for this thread asking me not to lock it I think the wound may still be too fresh.
We need a history major to swoop in and settle this.
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Here's your two chalupas, one bean burrito, cinnamon twists, one large Mountain Dew, and Economic/social differences with a side of states' rights and slavery.
Please. Taco Bell is sociology's turf.
A typical history major probably works at a call center and spends his/her breaks debating whether or not the New Deal actually did anything to stop the Great Depression.
I know this from experience, unfortunately.
I think you also wrong attributed Indiana for Illinois, as Illinois is below Wisconsin whereas Michigan and the great Lakes separate Indiana.Missed 2:
I thought Indiana was stuck next to Canada.
Edit: Come to think of it, Wisconsin is the problem. My mind just doesn't account for Wisconsin. In my mind, Michigan is where Wisconsin is. I've had that problem for years even though I know Milwakuee and Chicago are close to each other.
I wrongly attributed what Susan B. Anthony did.
https://www.800citizen.org/us_citizenship_test/
Go to this website. Choose your state, and "50 questions" ... Post results. I got 88%. Had to take several guesses -- and got almost all of them wrong. One question that I got wrong that I thought I had right was "Why did the Colonists fight the British?"