since9
Campaign Veteran
I'm sorry, but I've had it up to here with American idiocy. And these people are students, no less!
"Students at American University in Washington, DC can't name a single U.S Senator, and some are Political Science majors! Check out this video! What do you make of this??"
Link to the Facebook video. Sorry, folks. Couldn't find the link on Fox itself.
These and about 10 other questions, randomly chosen from a pool of 10 thousand, should be mandatory before people are allowed to vote. Simple questions, really. Multiple choice.
For example...
1. In what year was our Declaration of Independence signed?
a. 1066
b. 1492
c. 1776
d. 1787
2. In what year was our Constitution signed?
a. 1066
b. 1492
c. 1776
d. 1787
3. What is our Constitution:
a. A Declaration of Independence
b. Our Founding Father's set of guiding principles
c. The supreme law of the land
d. Federal law
4. How many original states were there in our union, and how many are their now?
a. 7/57
b. 13/57
c. 7/50
d. 13/50
5. What is the official motto of our country?
a. In God We Trust
b. E Pluribus Unum
c. Annuit cœptis
d. Novus ordo seclorum
6. The first three U.S. Presidents were:
a. Thomas Jefferson, Millard Fillmore, and Theodore Roosevelt
b. George Washington, John Adams, and Thomas Jefferson
c. George Washington, James Madison, and Andrew Jackson
d. George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and Abraham Lincoln
7. What form of government do we have here in the U.S.?
a. Capitalism
b. Communism
c. Democracy
d. Republic
8. What document recognizes some of our basic rights?
a. Declaration of Independence
b. Bill of Rights
c. Constitution
d. Federalist Papers
9. Which entity holds the greatest authority in our nation?
a. Federal government
b. State government
c. Constitution
d. People
10. Finish this sentence: " The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to..."
a. the federal government
b. the people
c. the Department of Homeland Security
d. Congress
"Students at American University in Washington, DC can't name a single U.S Senator, and some are Political Science majors! Check out this video! What do you make of this??"
Link to the Facebook video. Sorry, folks. Couldn't find the link on Fox itself.
These and about 10 other questions, randomly chosen from a pool of 10 thousand, should be mandatory before people are allowed to vote. Simple questions, really. Multiple choice.
For example...
1. In what year was our Declaration of Independence signed?
a. 1066
b. 1492
c. 1776
d. 1787
2. In what year was our Constitution signed?
a. 1066
b. 1492
c. 1776
d. 1787
3. What is our Constitution:
a. A Declaration of Independence
b. Our Founding Father's set of guiding principles
c. The supreme law of the land
d. Federal law
4. How many original states were there in our union, and how many are their now?
a. 7/57
b. 13/57
c. 7/50
d. 13/50
5. What is the official motto of our country?
a. In God We Trust
b. E Pluribus Unum
c. Annuit cœptis
d. Novus ordo seclorum
6. The first three U.S. Presidents were:
a. Thomas Jefferson, Millard Fillmore, and Theodore Roosevelt
b. George Washington, John Adams, and Thomas Jefferson
c. George Washington, James Madison, and Andrew Jackson
d. George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and Abraham Lincoln
7. What form of government do we have here in the U.S.?
a. Capitalism
b. Communism
c. Democracy
d. Republic
8. What document recognizes some of our basic rights?
a. Declaration of Independence
b. Bill of Rights
c. Constitution
d. Federalist Papers
9. Which entity holds the greatest authority in our nation?
a. Federal government
b. State government
c. Constitution
d. People
10. Finish this sentence: " The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to..."
a. the federal government
b. the people
c. the Department of Homeland Security
d. Congress