Can You Pass This American History Quiz?

I usually don't finish quizzes with no answers, but this was so interesting, I did. Such a pity!! The questions were so pertinent. why not give us the accurate answers?

I guess I'm now a doctor of quizzes. They gave me a PhD.

No answers, no take test.

Why no answers? I would like to know my score.

Passed. No I don’t have a PhD, Just like history. Still need answers to be provided!

PhD, but sure would have liked to have had the answers included.

Passed. Definitely have a PhD!. Answers please!

Florence McKenna Hiscock, the concept that the Magna Carta brought to the fore, that the sovereign was not absolute, is considered the starting point of the concept of civil governance that the people are the font of political power and not the divine right of the sovereign.

Exactly what does the Magna Carta have to do with American History?

Raymond Carrato, I answered with all the above answers except the 14th amendment. I knew I probably guessed wrong when I guessed 10th. It said I passed, but I want to thank you for letting me know which one I missed. Now, at least I learned something!

ould have been a great quiz, but Homey don’t play quizzes with no answers.I really don't like to take a test without answers. How can we learn if there are no correct answers? You guys with your pointed little heads should have picked up on this by now!

Once again I did this test twice. The first time I gave all correct answers. Results said that I failed. The second time I chose the most incorrect answer available. Results said I had a PhD. At this point I'm convinced that there's no way to get these egregious errors corrected. A quiz without answer supplied is worthless. This was a total waste of time.