32/33 96.97%
missed that damn socrates one. What kind of a US history test is that? Anyway, it doesn't surprise me I did that well. If there's anything I know a lot about, it's history and government: I got a 5 on the US History AP test and 4s on European History, US Govt, and Comp Givt AP tests.
Not trying to be a fanboy. Of course, it's hard when you own the best console eve... dang it
I received a 33/33. What I find surprising is that more citizens answered the philosophers question correctly than the "wall of separation" or the "by the people" questions.
| appolose said: 29 out of 33. So what did Douglas and Lincoln debate about? |
Their debates focused primarily on the expansion of slavery.
11 out of 33....
I got bored after the 5th question and started clicking random answers. Test was too long. After I got bored I looked how many questions it was and decided I didnt wanna do it. If it was like 20 questions I probablly would have finished.
28 out of 33 -- 84.85%.
I knew the Socrates and friends one. I know more about philosophy than government.
32 out of 33.
I got numner 33 wrong.
Which... to me i wouldn't think taxes paid by buisnesses would be counted in "tax per person."
So the "government debt" as a function of the current budget (and not overall debt) made more sense.
I don't get the connection between the philopshy question and the US government though.
Or some of the "Free market" questions.
51.52% - good considering I'm not American
| highwaystar101 said: 51.52% - good considering I'm not American |
Not yet anyway.... muhahahaha.
| Kasz216 said: 32 out of 33.
I don't get the connection between the philopshy question and the US government though. Or some of the "Free market" questions. |
I did the same thing and changed my right answer to a wrong one.
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akuma587 said:
I did the same thing and changed my right answer to a wrong one. |
Yeah so did i... i meant "Wouldn't be counted per person."
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