The Declaration
Historic Figures
American Symbols
Ye Old Boston
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Date that the Declaration was signed

July 4th, 1776

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First President of the United States

George Washington

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The Motto of the United States

In God We Trust

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Site of the first major battle of the American Revolution

Bunker Hill Monument

100

This historic event in Rhode Island was the FIRST act against the British Empire in 1772

The Burning of the Gaspee

200

True or False; The DoI established the American colonies as a new government with all of the rights and privileges of a government.

True! The conclusion to the Declaration establishes the colonies as a new government with the rights of a government; including commerce, make war, and make alliances

200

MLK gave his famous "I Have a Dream" speech at this Civil Rights rally

The March on Washington

200

Describe the Betsy Ross flag

13 stripes; alternating red and white; field of blue with 13 stars in a circle

200

In the heart of Boston, this historic site was home to British troops before the war as well as the site of many protests, including the burning of a British Custom Official's ship

The Boston Commons

200

This song was a war cry for the Union Army during the Civil War

The Battle Hymn of the Republic

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What unalienable rights do every man hold?

Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness

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True or False: George Washington wanted the American army to get involved with the conflict between Great Britain and France after the American Revolution

False; Washington decided to stay neutral in order to help preserve the new nation and start to build up the new government

300

During the War of 1812, one man wrote of the bombardment on Fort McHenry as a poem. This later became... 

The National Anthem

300

The historic lighting of lanterns to signal Paul Revere about the incoming British happened in the steeple of this historic site

Old North Church

300

Name three careers one could pursue that would utilize American Heritage

Teacher, Museum Curator, National Park Ranger, Historic Preservation Officer, Archivist, Lawyer, Journalist, Public Service, Economist, Military, Librarian

400

What right do men have when their government does not provide for their rights?

They have the right to abolish that form of government.

400

George Washington served in this war before he became General for the American Revolution

French and Indian War

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To change the United States flag, there must be an _____ by the President

An executive order

400

The Lion and Unicorn, representing the monarch, stand atop of this historic site

The Old State House

400

The HMS Gaspee was impacting this industry for the colony of Rhode Island

Trade industry

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Thomas Jefferson, the writer of the DoI, wrote 27 ____ against the King 

27 grievances, or actions that are unfair to the colonists

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MLK's participation in this Civil Rights protest caused his house to be blown up and caused him to end up in jail. 

Montgomery Bus Boycott 

500

The olive branch and the arrows on the Great Seal represent...

Peace and War

500

The British used this site as one place for their cannons during the Battle of Bunker Hill.

Copp's Hill Burying Ground

500

Mr. Michael Graves will be attending this college to pursue this career...

The Catholic University of American; History Teacher
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