States
This state is the smallest state in the United States.
Rhode Island
This city is home to the Colossueum.
Rome
This war started after the German invasion of Poland.
World War II
This Empire was the largest empire ever in human history
British Empire
Who was the first Vice President of the United States
John Adams
This state is known as the “Lone-Star-State”
Texas
This city is nicknamed “City of Light” and “City of Love”
Paris
This war started after the sinking of the U.S.S. Maine.
Hint: “Remember the Maine, to hell with _____”Spanish-American War
This Empire was dominate power in the Mediterranean but later broke up into two states after political instability.
Roman Empire
This French General, later turned leader, led France to multiple military victories and dominated Europe until his defeat against the Sixth Coalition
Napoleon Bonaparte
This states was the first state to join the Union.
Delaware
This city is home to the largest building in the Western Hemisphere, with the building reaching 1,776ft.
New York City
This war began after the September 11 attacks and spanned multiple countries and invasions.
The War on Terror.
This Empire was an Islamic superpower that spanned for 600 years
Ottoman Empire
This leader spearheaded the unification of Germany into a single state.
Otto Von Bismarck
This state is known as “The Last Frontier”
Alaska
Which city is home to the National Mall
Washington D.C.
The outcome of this war lead the US to gain the territories of California, Texas, and other south western states.
Mexican-American War
This Empire was one of the first to claim land in the “New World” and held the largest colonial possessions in North and South America.
Spanish Empire
This Japanese Admiral primarily planned the Pearl Harbor attack
Yamamoto
Which state is nicknamed “Mother of Presidents”
Virginia
This city is the capital of Australia
Canberra
During this war, the British burnt down the White House
War of 1812
This Empire held the largest land continuous empire in human history.
Mongol Empire
This king lead the Ancient Greek Kingdom of Macedon and created an eastern empire, reaching as far as India
Alexander the Great