7th Grade Review
American History Founding & Major Events
Government & Civics
Geography & Expansion
Conflict, Reform & Change
100

This imaginary line divides Earth into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.

What is the Equator?

100

This period began when European settlers established permanent communities in North America.

What is colonization?

100

The United States government is divided into these three branches.

What are the legislative, executive, and judicial branches?

100

This term describes the movement of people from one place to another.

What is migration?

100

This conflict divided the United States into the Union and Confederacy.

What is the Civil War?

200

This civilization developed along the Nile River and built the pyramids at Giza. 

What is Ancient Egypt?

200

This 1773 protest involved colonists throwing British tea into Boston Harbor to oppose British taxation.

What is the Boston Tea Party?

200

This system prevents one branch of government from becoming too powerful.

What are checks and balances?

200

Mountains, rivers, climate, and natural resources are examples of these characteristics.

What are physical characteristics?

200

This period focused on rebuilding the South after the Civil War.

What is Reconstruction?

300

This deadly disease spread across Europe during the 1300s and killed millions of people.

What is the Black Death (Bubonic Plague)?

300

This 1770 event, in which British soldiers killed several colonists, increased tensions between Britain and the American colonies.

What is the Boston Massacre?

300

This principle divides powers between state and national governments.

What is federalism?

300

This phrase describes the movement of settlers across the continent during the 1800s.

What is westward expansion?

300

This movement sought to end slavery in the United States.

What is abolition?

400

This German monk challenged the Catholic Church in 1517 by publishing his Ninety-Five Theses.

Who is Martin Luther?

400

This group of essays was written to convince Americans to ratify the proposed U.S. Constitution.

What are the Federalist Papers?

400

Citizens demonstrate this responsibility when they vote in elections.

What is civic participation?

400

Access to resources such as water, fertile soil, and minerals often influences this human activity.

What is settlement?

400

This movement worked to secure equal rights for African Americans during the 1950s and 1960s.

What is the Civil Rights Movement?

500

European nations competed to find new trade routes and establish colonies, motivated in part by this famous phrase referring to wealth, religion, and power.

What are “Gold, God, and Glory”?

500

This 1803 purchase from France nearly doubled the size of the United States.

What is the Louisiana Purchase?

500

This document serves as the highest law of the land.

What is the Constitution?

500

This type of migration occurs when people are required to move against their will.

What is forced migration?

500

This term describes efforts to improve society through changes in laws, policies, or behavior.

What is reform?

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