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1、 Learning AZ All rights reserved.www.readinga-Quick CheckLEVELInstructions:Read each question carefully and choose the best answer.Name Date Quick Check continued on following pageZ Z1.Why did the United States have money problems?A Congress had war debts but no way to raise taxes.B Congress overtax

2、ed and angered many states.C It was indebted to Spain.D It was indebted to England.2.Why did George Washington preside over the Constitutional Convention?A He solved the nations money problems.B He was a well-known leader in the Revolutionary War.C He wanted the position more than others.D He knew h

3、ow to speak many languages.3.The constitution establishes.A individual rightsB basic laws of a nationC debates among statesD compromises between delegates4.What event happened before the Treaty of Paris was signed?A The United States gained land west of the Mississippi River.B The United States ente

4、red into the War of 1812.C Fighting in the Revolutionary War ended.D George Washington was elected president of the United States.5.What was the authors purpose for writing this book?A to entertain readers with the history of debates in the United StatesB to explain to readers how George Washington

5、became presidentC to persuade readers to sign the ConstitutionD to inform readers about the beginning of the countryBuilding a Nation Learning AZ All rights reserved.www.readinga-Quick Check(continued)LEVELName Date Quick Check continued on following pageZ ZBuilding a Nation6.What was the solution t

6、o the problem of protecting individuals in the nation?A the Bill of RightsB the Treaty of ParisC the Articles of ConfederationD the Constitution7.What was the Articles of Confederation?A It was an amendment to the Constitution,which gave voting rights to everyone,including women and slaves.B It was

7、the treaty between the United States and France establishing the United States as a country.C It was the notice sent to Britain about the independence of the United States.D It was the plan the Continental Congress developed to govern the thirteen United States.8.What was one result of the debates o

8、n the Constitution?A congressB three branches of governmentC state power increasedD claimed land9.What does the word compromise mean?A forcedB limited powerC an agreementD battle10.What was the Louisiana Purchase?A It was the trade the United States made of land in Canada with Britain to end the War

9、 of 1812.B It was a notice the United States sent to Britain that it would be willing to buy Louisiana.C It was the agreement Thomas Jefferson made with France to buy New Orleans.D It was 800,000 square miles of land west of the Mississippi River the United States bought from France.Learning AZ All

10、rights reserved.www.readinga-Quick Check(continued)LEVELName Date Z Z11.Extended Response:Explain why the Battle of New Orleans was fought after the War of 1812 was officially over.Also explain whether this would likely happen today.12.Extended Response:If you had been a farmer who fought for the Un

11、ited States during the Revolutionary War,explain why you might have marched in Shays Rebellion.Building a Nation Learning AZ All rights reserved.www.readinga-Quick Check Answer SheetLEVELZ ZMain Comprehension Skill:Problem and SolutionBuilding a Nation 1.A Problem and Solution 2.B Make Inferences/Dr

12、aw Conclusions 3.B Vocabulary 4.C Sequence Events 5.D Authors Purpose 6.A Problem and Solution 7.D Main Idea and Details 8.B Cause and Effect 9.C Vocabulary 10.D Main Idea and Details 11.Answers will vary somewhat but should include the following:The battle was fought after the war was over because

13、communication about the end of the war was slow in 1814 and didnt reach Andrew Jackson until after the battle.This would not happen today because communication is so much faster with televisions,telephones,and the Internet.12.Answers will vary.Example:As a farmer I would have given up all of my income from farming and might have lost my farm,and yet I would have received no pay for all the work I had done and sacrifices I had made for the United States.I would have marched in Shays rebellion to let people know that the soldiers were not treated fairly.