US Regions
This U.S. region is known for its warm climate and states like Florida and Georgia.
What is the South?
This genre originated in the American South and includes artists like Elvis Presley.
What is rock 'n' roll?
The amendment that gives Americans the right to bear arms.
What is the Second Amendment?
In the U.S., this is the minimum age to vote in federal elections.
What is 18?
My name comes from this language.
What is Armenian?
This U.S. region includes states like Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan.
What is the Midwest?
Taylor Swift started her career in this genre before switching to pop.
What is country music?
These Americans want more gun restrictions
What are democrats?
This group officially chooses the president of the U.S.
What is the Electoral College?
What is California?
This U.S. region is home to deserts and states like Arizona and New Mexico.
What is the West?
This city is known as the birthplace of jazz.
What is New Orleans?
Gun violence is a problem in some U.S. cities and especially in these places with young people.
What are schools?
To win the presidency, a candidate needs at least this many electoral votes.
What is 270?
This is an artist’s concert I went to recently.
Who is Taylor Swift?
This region includes states like Washington and Oregon and is known for its tech industry.
What is the Pacific Northwest?
This singer is known for hits like "Jolene" and "9 to 5."
Who is Dolly Parton?
The US normalized owning guns because of these groups of people in the past who kept Americans safe.
What are militias?
This special day in November is when Americans vote for president.
What is Election Day?
This is the city and state where I went to university.
What is Bennington, Vermont?
This region includes New York and Massachusetts and is known for its colonial history.
What is the Northeast?
What is a fiddle?
The organization who deals with guns and gun owners' rights.
What is the NRA?
This happens when a candidate wins the popular vote but not the electoral college.
This was my third language.
What us French?