A man in 18th-century attire stands next to a scroll, a tricorn hat, a quill, and a gavel.

Do you actually know what the Founding Fathers intended? Beat this intense quiz.

Difficulty

Easy

Questions

25

Volts

1/q

Adams and Jefferson are trading insults, Hamilton is eyeing the treasury, and the ink on the Constitution is still wet. Can you navigate the egos that built a nation? Prove you know who actually held the quill. The Republic is on the line. Step up and take your shot.

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