FFRF (Fredom from religion foundation) quiz on religion and state

[rurallib]

Stumbled on this while looking for something else

http://ffrf.org/legacy/quiz/ffrfquiz.php

I got 19 of 21

[RebelOne]

1. I scored 15 out of 21. I had to guess on a few of the questions.

14 - 17: Congratulations! Better informed than most Americans

[A Simple Game]

2. 20 out of 21.

I missed #9, I think it is kind of a tricky question.

I think luck played a big part in my score.

[rurallib]

4. that one was a bit weasly

[Archae]

3. 18 of 21 here

[pokerfan]

5. 19

Missed questions 14 & 15.

You are the 34,522nd person to take this test since October 12, 2000.
Average score: 12

[dimbear]

16. Me too. For some reason 19 is a popular score.

A few of those questions are a lil shaky, tho......

[trof]

6. Me too.

Hitler and the Mormon Catholic thing on prayer in schools.

[alphafemale]

7. 20 out of 21. Missed one of those about what family filed lawsuits. nt

[Iggo]

12. I guessed those correctly!

[sakabatou]

8. Same, 19 of 21

[liberaltrucker]

9. 17 of 21

Not bad.

[PassingFair]

10. I got 19....

I missed questions 5 and 15.

[Iggo]

11. 18.

[greiner3]

13. 18;

I seem to remember that Lincoln used the phrase on the new paper money in order to get it accepted. Previous to the paper money being printed, nearly all the money in circulation was of coinage. Paper money was introduced as a way to cut costs and lessen the weight the soldier in the field would have to carry into battle.

In reading the article in Wiki, I stand corrected; sort of. In 1864 the motto WAS begun, but on 2 cent pieces, not paper money as I thought. The 1956 law was a 'Johnny come lately.'

[rurallib]

15. I thought the same thing about Lincoln.

[Lionel Mandrake]

14. Ugh! 16 out of 21.

I think I'll stand in the corner for a while.      

[CBGLuthier]

17. 19 of 21

missed who the plaintiffs were