Colonial America & Early History
Wars, Presidents & Historical Events
Civil Rights and American Society
American Geography & Government Powers
National Symbols, Holidays & Traditions
100

These people lived in North America before European colonization. 

American Indians

100

This person issued the Emancipation Proclamation and preserved the Union.

Abraham Lincoln 

100

What is suffrage?

The right to vote

100

This government is responsible for providing public education. 

State

100

The 13 stripes on the American flag represent...

The original 13 colonies

200

The Father of our Country 

George Washington 

200

President during the Great Depression and most of WWII.

Franklin D. Roosevelt

200

Led the fight for women's rights.

Susan B. Anthony 

200

Guam.

a U.S. Territory

200

Date we celebrate Independence Day

July 4

300

The purchase made in 1803 doubled the size of the U.S.

Louisiana

300

Who did the U.S. fight against in WWII? (3)

Japan, Germany, Italy

300

The goal of the Civil Rights Movement 

To end racial discrimination. 
300

States that border Canada.

Montana, Washington, and Alaska

300

50 stars on the U.S. flag respresent...

50 states

400

These people were forcibly transported to North America and sold into slavery.

Africans

400

The central cause of the Civil War between the Union and the Confederacy. 

Slavery 

400

Major leader of the Civil Rights Movement. 

Martin Luther King Jr. 

400

States that border Mexico.

Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas

400

List 3 federal Holidays listed on the Study Guide

Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Presidents Day, Columbus Day

500

Colonists came to North America for 3 reasons. 

Freedom, religion, and economic opportunity. 

500

The Mexican-American War involved a disputed boundary between...

Texas and Mexico

500

American Indian Tribes in the U.S. (3)

Cherokee, Navajo, Creek (Muscogee)

500

This is where the Statue of Liberty is located.

New York Harbor

500

List 5 of the original 13 colonies

Delaware

Pennsylvania

New Jersey

Georgia

Connecticut

Massachusetts

Maryland

South Carolina

North Carolina

New Hampshire

Virginia

New York

Rhode Island

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