Test Your Knowledge of the 19th Amendment

What did it take for American women to gain the right to vote?

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Test Your Knowledge of the 19th Amendment

2020 marked the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment, which granted women the right to vote. Test your knowledge of this chapter of American history through these five questions.

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What Is the Electoral College?

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Take a closer look at how Americans elect their president.

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America’s Defining Documents

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The Declaration of Independence. The Constitution. The Bill of Rights. America’s founding documents were the result of debates and compromises that created a new nation unlike any other. Learn more about the history and content of America’s defining documents.

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Government by the Numbers

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The executive branch is one of the three branches of the U.S. government; it includes the president, vice president, presidential advisors and Cabinet, 15 executive departments, as well as hundreds of other bureaus and agencies. U.S. government employees within the executive branch play a variety of critical roles, such as issuing passports, maintaining public lands, printing money, monitoring the economy, and supporting health programs.

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Test Your Knowledge of Our Three Branches of Government

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How much do you know about the executive, legislative and judicial branches and how they intersect?