Wars
Amendments
How Long?
Branches
Freedom
100

This war between the thirteen original colonies and Great Britain began in 1776

What is the American Revolution / 

War for Independence?

100

These first 10 Amendments to the Constitution protect the basic rights of people living in the US

What is the Bill of Rights?

100

This is the term (“tenure”) that the US President is elected to serve

What is four years?

100

This branch of government is led by the President and enforces the laws

What is the executive branch?

100

Freedom to practice their own religion, freedom from persecution, and political liberty

Why did the original colonists come to America?

200

Abraham Lincoln was President during this war between the northern and southern states from 1861-1865.

What is the Civil War?

200

This number is the total number of amendments to the US Constitution

What is 27?

200

This is the term (“tenure”) that a US Senator is elected to serve

What is six years?

200

This branch of government writes laws, makes the federal budget, and declares war

What is Congress / 

What is the legislative branch?

200

In 1776, the Declaration of Independence declared the American colonies’ independence from this nation

What is Great Britain?

300

The US entered into this war when Japan bombed Pearl Harbor in Hawaii in 1941

What is World War II?

300

This amendment states that powers not expressly given to the federal government belong to the states or to the people.

What is the 10th Amendment?

300

This is the term (“tenure”) of a US Representative

What is two years?

300

This branch of government reviews laws, resolves disputes, and determines if laws conflict with the Constitution

What is the judiciary?

300

In 1863, President Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation. What freedom did it grant?

What is freedom from slavery?

400

Throughout this decades-long struggle with the USSR, the US  worked to stop the spread of communism

What is the Cold War?

400

This amendment grants citizenship to all people who are born in the US

What is the 14th Amendment?

400

This is the term (“tenure”) of a Supreme Court Justice

What is lifetime?

400

The Supreme Court is part of this branch of the government

What is the judiciary?

400

Susan B Anthony, Sojourner Truth, and Lucy Stoner all worked to obtain this right

What is women's right to vote /

What is women's suffrage?

500

Before he became President, Dwight Eisenhower served as a general in this war

What is World War II?

500

This is the reason that a US President is only allowed to serve 2 terms

What is the 22nd Amendment?

500

This is the maximum (most) number of terms a President is allowed to serve

What is two?

500

The Cabinet is part of this branch of the government

What is the executive branch?

500

Martin Luther King Jr worked to obtain these rights

What are civil rights /

What is freedom from racial inequality?

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