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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

How did Paine describe the Declaration of Rights in Observations on the Declarations of Rights? (from Declaration of the Rights of Man and of Citizens, by the National Assembly of France, Observations on the Declarations of Rights, Miscellaneous Chapter, Conclusion)

An outstanding triumph.

An unprecedented event.

A spectacular accomplishment.

A fantastic achievement.

2.

How did Paine describe the picture of corporate towns in Ways and Means of Improving the Conditions of Europe? (from Ways and Means of Improving the Conditions of Europe, Interspersed with Miscellaneous Observations)

Decay and oppression.

Decay, chaos and oppression.

Chaos and oppression.

Decay and chaos.

3.

How much of Burke's new work did Paine intend to discuss in Part Two of Rights of Man? (from Part the Second, Combining Principle of Practice, Preface and Introduction, Chapter 1, Of Society and Civilization, Chapter 2, Of the Origin of the Present Old Governments, Chapter 3, Of the Old and New Systems of Government)

A lot.

Very little.

None.

An average amount.

4.

Who did Paine contend that a monarchy was maintained to amuse? (from Part the Second, Combining Principle of Practice, Preface and Introduction, Chapter 1, Of Society and Civilization, Chapter 2, Of the Origin of the Present Old Governments, Chapter 3, Of the Old and New Systems of Government)

The poor.

The gullible.

The stupid.

The rich.

5.

Which aspect of the government's presumed knowledge could not be accounted for by Burke, according to the listing of his view's problems in the Miscellaneous Chapter? (from Declaration of the Rights of Man and of Citizens, by the National Assembly of France, Observations on the Declarations of Rights, Miscellaneous Chapter, Conclusion)

Its limit.

Its origin.

Its relevance.

Its extent.

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