What's their name?
It's in the glossary
Around the globe
North and South
Fact or Opinion
100

wrote the poem that became America's national anthem

Francis Scott Key

100

manufacturer

someone who makes goods

100

imaginary lines that run north and south on the globe

longitude

100

They focused on shipping and manufacturing.

Northerners

100

British soldiers in Canada supplied weapons to the Indians in the United States.

FACT

200

helped write the Constitution and the Bill of Rights and encouraged people to accept them

James Madison

200

amendment

a change to the Constitution

200

imaginary lines that run east and west around the globe

latitude

200

They wanted low tariffs.

Southerners

200

Third grade is the BEST grade!!

FACT!!

300

saved the painting of George Washington from the White House

Dolley Madison

300

bill

statement of rules that Congress wants to become a law

300

the line of latitude at 0 degrees

equator

300

They grew crops on their farms and plantations

Southerners

300

Americans should have brought weapons from Canada. 

OPINION

400

Title of America's National Anthem

The Star Spangled Banner 

(Sing the first part for DOUBLE POINTS!)

400

veto

to refuse a bill

400

the line of longitude at 0 degrees

prime meridian

400

They wanted high tariffs

Northerners

400

The American Navy was probably the most successful Navy in the world.

OPINION

500

A battle here inspired Francis Scott Key to write The Star Spangled Banner

Fort McHenry

500

tariff

tax on imported goods

500

a manmade waterway that connects two bodies of water

canal

500

BONUS! For double points, name 5 Southern states WHILE standing on one foot!

Any 5 Southern states will do!

500

The American ship USS Constitution defeated the British ship HMS Guerriere.

FACT

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