Geography
The body of water that makes up the east coast of the United States
What is the Atlantic Ocean
This colony's name means Penn's Woods
What is Pennsylvania?
This man was the commander in chief of the Continental Army
Who is George Washington
This article deals with the legislature
This is the country Texas gained its independence from
What is Mexico?
What are the Appalachains?
This colony was given to the King's brother, the Duke of York
What is New York?
The war began in this city
Where is Boston?
This article deals with the executive
What is article 2
This was the port that Jefferson was trying to buy form France when he bought all of Louisiana,
What is New Orleans?
This river stretches from Minnesota all the way to the Gulf of Mexico and was the western boundary of the 13 colonies after the French and Indian War
What is the Mississippi River
This colony was founded at the beginning of the Great Migration in 1620
What is Massachusetts?
The war ended in this city.
Where is Yorktown?
This article deals with amendments
What is article 5
This invention caused slavery to take off in the south
What is the cotton gin?
This is the western boundary of what Louisiana was when the French first claimed it.
What are the Rocky Mountains.
This colony was started because Massachusetts kicked dissenters out.
What is Rhode Island?
This battle was Washington's first win
What is the Battle of Trenton
This is the number of amendments to the Consitution
What is 27?
Over 15,000 Natives died on this route to their new lands in the west
What is the Trail of Tears?
France, Spain, Mexico, Republic of Texas, the US, and the Confederacy
What are the 6 flags that have flown over the state of Texas.
This colony was designed to be a place for debtors to re-start their lives.
What is Georgia
This is where the Continental Army spent the winter of 1777-1778.
Where is Valley Forge?
This Is what we call the first 10 amendments
What is the Bill of Rights?
These two men were responsible for mapping much of the Missouri River area and beyond to the Pacific.
Who are Lewis and Clark?