THE U.S. IN GENERAL
GOVERNMENT & POLITICS
THE CIVIL WAR
SLAVERY
MISCELLANEOUS
100
There are 50.
How many states are there?
100
There are 2
How many political parties are there?
100
The two parts of the U.S. who fought each other in the Civil War.
What were the North and the South?
100
Abraham Lincoln
Who was the president during the Civil War?
100
There were 13.
How many states were there in the beginning?
200
North America
What continent is the United States in?
200
They are the two political parties in the U.S.
Who are the Democrats and the Republicans?
200
In 1861
When did the Civil War begin?
200
Frederick Douglass
Which slave wrote a book about himself?
200
They came in 1619.
When did the first slaves come to America?
300
The body of water that lies to the east of the U.S.
What is the Atlantic Ocean?
300
On the first Tuesday in November.
When are the presidential elections always held?
300
They needed them to pick cotton.
Why did the South need slaves?
300
She was a former slave who helped hundreds of slaves escape to the North.
Who was Harriet Tubman?
300
Clara Barton
Who started the Red Cross?
400
It is Washington D.C.
What is the capital of the U.S.?
400
It is the name of the voting system in the U.S.
What is the Electoral College?
400
It's cutting off a leg or an arm to save the person's life.
What is amputation?
400
It was a safe route for escaped slaves from the South to the North.
What was the Underground Railroad?
400
They were the big farms in the South where the slaves lived and worked.
What are plantations?
500
in 1776
When did the United States become a country separate from England?
500
They are the 3 branches of government in the U.S.
What are the Legislative, the Executive and the Judicial Branches?
500
They are all technological advancements that helped the North win the Civil War.
What are the new bullet, the train, the telegraph and photography?
500
They were the Americans who were against slavery.
Who were the Abolitionists?
500
It was President Lincoln's declaration that the slaves were free.
What was the Emancipation Proclamation?
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