Question

1. who refused to be made king over the united states after the revolutionary war, though many americans wanted to anoint him as their king?

thomas jefferson
patrick henry
george washington
john adams

1. how many electoral votes does each state have?

the same as the number of representatives it has in the united states house
the same number as the sum of its united states senators and representatives
the same as the number of senators it has in the united states senate

Explanation:

For question 14: George Washington was a strong advocate for a republican form of government. After the Revolutionary War, there were some who thought of a monarchy - like system with him as king, but he firmly refused, believing in the principles of a democratic republic.
For question 15: According to the United States Electoral College system, each state has electoral votes equal to the sum of its number of senators (2 per state) and representatives (based on population).

Answer:

1. George Washington
2. the same number as the sum of its United States senators and representatives