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Independence Day Quiz
by Kevin Jon Heller
Courtesy of Toast.com, the quiz consists of 30 questions -- 20 drawn from the U.S. citizenship test and 10 harder "curveballs." 24 is considered the minimum passing score; I scored, much to my delight, a 26. Can you do better?

Hat-Tip: Americablog.
06.23.2008 at 8:09pm
Bill Poser (mail) (www):
I got 29. The one I missed is one I should have gotten: I confused Nathan Hale and Patrick Henry.
6.24.2008 12:00am
PAUL STEPHAN (mail):
Perfect score. I declined the suggestion that I run for President.
6.24.2008 10:06am
Bill Poser (mail) (www):

I declined the suggestion that I run for President.


What score do you think the current President would get? Less than 20, I bet.
6.24.2008 5:22pm
Matthew Gross (mail):
24.

Term limits and the amendments that weren't ratified got me. Also, didn't recall Eisenhower's birth place.
6.25.2008 11:21am

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