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Patrick Henry Quiz
Revolutionary Rhetoric: Unmasking Patrick Henry's Words
Updated: Feb 16, 2024
Step back in time with Patrick Henry, the fiery orator who ignited the American Revolution. Test your knowledge of this legendary Founding Father and see if you can match his passion!
Think you're a Patrick Henry expert? Put your knowledge to the test with this challenging quiz! With 31 questions covering a wide range of Patrick Henry topics, this is not for the faint of heart. Are you up for the challenge? Find out where you stand.
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"We Must Hang Together Or Assuredly We Shall Hang Separately"
"Life, Liberty, And The Pursuit Of Happiness"
"Don't Tread On Me"
"Give Me Liberty, Or Give Me Death!"
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July 4, 1744
June 6, 1769
May 29, 1736
May 18, 1776
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Twice
Six Times
Three Times
Five Times
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He Went To Law School
His Father Was A Lawyer
He Self-studied
He Apprenticed With A Local Attorney
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He Was Indifferent
He Supported It
He Helped Write It
He Opposed It
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The Declaration Of Independence
The Armed Resistance To Britain
The Freedom Of Speech
The Right To Bear Arms
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Boston, Massachusetts
Hanover County, Virginia
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
New York, New York
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The Roman Catholic Clergy
The Presbyterian Clergy
The Anglican Clergy
The Quaker Clergy
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He Was A Sailor
He Was A Planter
He Ran A Store And Helped At A Tavern
He Was A School Teacher
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1774 Continental Congress
1781 Peace Convention
1775 Virginia Convention
1787 Constitutional Convention
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Declaration Of Independence
Articles Of Confederation
Petition To The King
Constitution
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He Had No Opinion
He Was Indifferent
He Opposed It
He Supported It
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To Pay For Munitions Seized By The Royal Government
To Protect The Citizens
To Take Over The Government
To Fight The British
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At Home
At A Local School
At An American University
At A British University
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Political Law
Criminal Defense
Family Law
He Worked On A Variety Of Cases
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Congress
Continental Congress
U.S. Senate
Virginia House Of Burgesses
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Retired
Became A Planter
Served In The Virginia House Of Delegates
Returned To Practicing Law
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Returned To Practicing Law
He Passed Away
Retired To His Plantation
Became A Federal Government Official
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He Wrote The Virginia Constitution
He Drafted The Virginia Declaration Of Rights
He Led Troops In The Revolutionary War
He Served As Ambassador To France
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Politician
Planter
Teacher
Lawyer
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The Anglican Clergy
The Colonial Government
Himself
The Colony Of Virginia
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He Feared It
He Supported It
He Was Neutral
He Wished For It To Be More Powerful
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First And Sixth Terms
First Term
Third Term
Fourth Term
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Practicing Law
Teaching
Planting Crops
Running A Store And Helping At A Tavern
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Quartering Act
Stamp Act Of 1765
Townshend Acts
Sugar Act
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The Queen
The Prime Minister
The King
Parliament
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The 1787 Constitutional Convention
The Fifth Virginia Convention
The First Continental Congress
The Second Virginia Convention
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Store Ownership
Law
All Of The Above
Politics
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May 29, 1769
July 4, 1776
June 6, 1799
December 25, 1800
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The Importation Of Slaves
The Domestic Trade Of Slaves
Forced Labor Without Pay
The Institution Entirely
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Nov 12, 1798
Nov 1, 1780
Jun 6, 1799
Oct 26, 1776
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