Thomas Paine's Views on Society and Government Quiz
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What does Thomas Paine consider society to be?

  • Everything good that comes out of people living and working together (correct)
  • The force that aims to keep people from acting in accordance with their vices
  • The state of affairs whereby people collaborate to bring about negative aims
  • The unfortunate consequence of people acting in evil ways
  • What was the aim of the Stamp Act passed by Parliament in 1765?

  • To voice a unified protest against the king
  • To encourage the colonists to buy stamps
  • To levy a tax on printed material in the colonies (correct)
  • To recoup the costs incurred by the British in the French and Indian War
  • What was the outcome of the resistance to the Stamp Act by the colonists?

  • The Act was amended to exempt certain printed materials
  • The Act was strictly enforced, leading to increased taxation
  • The colonists were successful in completely breaking free from Britain
  • Parliament repealed the Act and issued a Declaratory Act asserting its right to tax the colonies (correct)
  • What does the notion of reconciliation entail?

    <p>The colonies should attempt to resolve the dispute with Britain and remain a part of the British empire</p> Signup and view all the answers

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