Exploration & Colonization
Wartime
US Constitution
The Early Republic
Industrialization
100

This group of explorers was well known for fur trading

Who were the French?
100

This future president was named commander-in-chief of the Continental Army by the Continental Congress.

Who was George Washington?

100

Framers of the Constitution gathered in Philadelphia to make changes to this; the first government of the United States.

What was the Articles of Confederation?

100

This event saw an uprising in Pennsylvania over taxes, but was quickly resolved based on strengths of the US Constitution.

What was the Whiskey Rebellion?

100

This important invention made a huge impact on the Southern economy and caused a massive increase in slavery.

What was the cotton gin?

200

This group of explorers is best known for their effort to spread Catholicism and leaving a cultural mark on the southwest part of the U.S.

Who were the Spanish?

200

This critical effort gave control of the Mississippi River to the Union Army in 1803.

What was the Siege of Vicksburg?

200

This important figure of the Constitutional Convention was responsible for nearly all the Federalist Papers?

Who was Alexander Hamilton?

200

This 1803 real-estate deal doubled the size of the United States and greatly increased presidential power.

What was the Louisiana Purchase?

200

This important invention would play a major role in the US Civil War, allowing for quick communication between the president and his generals.

What is the Telegraph?

300

This colony founded in 1607 was known for tobacco farming.

What was Jamestown?

300

This war led to a chain of events that would ultimately lead to the American Revolution.

What was the French & Indian War?

300

This branch of U.S. Government is responsible for making U.S. laws.

What is the legislative branch?

300

This conflict saw the burning of the United States capital, the birth of our National Anthem, and a huge growth of nationalism among Americans.

What was the War of 1812?

300

The United States saw a large growth in immigration from this country after the failure of potato crops in their country.

What was Ireland?

400

This colony was founded to support the religious freedoms of Catholics.

What was Maryland?

400

This man was named general of the Union armies after earning the nickname, "Unconditional Surrender."

Who was Ulysses S. Grant?
400

Anti-federalists pushed back on the Constitution until Federalists agreed to add this group of Amendments.

What is the Bill of Rights?

400

These John Adams policies were put in place to end negative speech and negative press, but could be considered very unconstitutional.

What were the Alien & Sedition Acts?

400

This Eli Whitney invention allowed for faster manufacturing and the growth of the factory system.

What are "interchangeable parts?"

500

Puritans and pilgrims colonized the region that would become which U.S. state?

What is Massachusetts?

500

This U.S. war against Great Britain was a result of impressment of soldiers.

What was the War of 1812?

500

This future president was an important figure at the Constitutional Convention, earning the nickname, "Father of the Constitution."

Who was James Madison?

500

This important Supreme Court decision provided courts with the power of Judicial Review.

What is Marbury v. Madison?

500

This important invention made trade much easier by allowing faster movement in the water, particularly on rivers.

What was the "Steamship?"

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