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Who cares what other think? It’s not like you are trying to be disrespectful anyway.

If no then why are guns and accessories (Hi-cap mags, etc.) commonly sold for "military use"?
How can someone buy "military use only" gear if their not in the military? You don’t know what you’re talking about do you?

There are restrictions on certain things (Hi-Cap mags, certain weapons, etc.) that you need a military ID to purchase…Duh.

Rifle sights are a bit iffy, it’d depend on your unit’s policies. Nothing permanent, of course.

Personal firearms? Big no no.

Knives? Utilitarian clasp knives and Swiss Armies Knives (boy, do I love ‘em!) would be alright, but if you attached a big combat knife to your webbing you’d be told to take it off.

Guns and magazines sold for "military/police" use only – usually, this means that only a military as a whole can buy them. For instance, FN Herstal will only sell their Five-Seven pistol to a police force or military’s armories, but not to members of a police of military in particular.

Some items can be bought by military/police members individually, but it’s often only special forces who’ll be allowed to use them on the job.

Question 1

All of the following were difficulties for Britain during the War for Independence except

it had a large but ill-trained army.

it had difficulty in supplying the army.

its navy had been weakened by budget cuts.

American privateers seriously hampered Britain’s merchant marine.

it had a rising financial burden that the politically influential landed gentry was increasingly reluctant to shoulder.

Question 2

Of all the political innovations of the era of the American Revolution, which can be considered the most radical?

the theory that power within a government had to be restrained through a series of checks and balances.

the realization that both houses of a bicameral legislature represented all the people, not just narrowly defined classes.

the idea that political institutions should be judged by the standard of whether they served the public good rather than the interests of the powerful few.

the assertion that government was based on the consent of the governed and that revolution, therefore, was sometimes justifiable.

the introduction of government with powers divided among three branches.

Question 3

The Battle of Saratoga was significant to the American Revolution because it convinced

France to support the United States publicly.

Spain to support the United States publicly.

the Netherlands to support the United States publicly.

Russia to support the United States publicly.

Sweden to support the United States publicly.

Question 4

Which of the following battles forced the British government to commence peace negotiations with the Americans?

Yorktown

Saratoga

Brandywine Creek

Camden

Long Island

Question 5

Britain met its personnel needs during the War for Independence by
I. raising the recruiting bonuses.
II. lowering physical requirements.
III. hiring foreign troops.

I

II

I and II

I, II and III

III

Question 6

All of the following conditions adopted by state constitutions during the Revolution are true except

I. They concentrated power in the popularly elected legislatures.
II. They all contained bills of rights.
III. They provided for weak executives and frequent elections.
IV. They abolished property and tax-paying qualifications for voting.

I and II

I, II and III

I, II, III and IV

IV

I

Question 7

Which of the following correctly describes the situation of Native Americans in the 1770s and 1780s?

As a result of the Treaty of Paris, they expected that their traditional rights would be protected and that their territorial claims would be dealt with justly by the United States.

They remained stubbornly rooted in their traditional ways, resisting participation in a larger world dominated by Europeans or white Americans.

Only the Oneidas and Tuscaroras, influenced by Congregationalist missionary Samuel Kirkland, sided with the British during the Revolution.

They fled their native lands—first the English colonies and then the United States—for the more hospitable political and social environment to be found in Spanish territory.

They continued to incorporate the most useful aspects of European culture into their own, combining elements of the old and new

Question 8

What is the name of the relationship that the Constitution established between the national and state governments?

functional separation of powers

bicameralism

virtual representation

federalism

localism

Question 9

Frederick von Steuben was the

commander of the Hessian forces employed by the British during the War for Independence.

representative of Prussia at the Paris peace conference.

man who turned the American army into a formidable fighting force.

leader of the Antifederalist forces in Pennsylvania.

Dutch merchant who was the first casualty in the American War for Independence.

Question 10

Which of the following problems challenged the confederation government?

the closing of West Indian trade to American merchants

an economic depression

continued British occupation of western forts

outbreaks of domestic violence

All of the above

1) American privateers seriously hampered Britain’s merchant marine
2) the assertion that government was based on the consent of the governed and that revolution, therefore, was sometimes justifiable.
3) France to support the United States publicly.
4) Yorktown
5) III
6) Don’t know.
7) Don’t know.
localism
9) man who turned the American army into a formidable fighting force
10) Don’t know.