Military
This branch of the U.S. military is known for aircraft carriers and submarines.
Navy
This sport uses a ball, a hoop, and a shot clock.
Basketball
This U.S. document begins with “We the People.”
U.S. Constitution
This person is hired to protect people, property, or buildings.
Security guard
This is the capital of Rhode Island.
Providence
This rank comes immediately above Private First Class in the U.S. Army.
Specialist
This player is the only one normally allowed to use their hands in soccer.
Goalkeeper
This ancient civilization built the Colosseum.
Romans
This device is used to monitor an area and record what is happening.
Security camera
Rhode Island is nicknamed the “Ocean State” because it borders this ocean.
Atlantic Ocean
This five-sided building is the headquarters of the U.S. Department of Defense.
The Pentagon
This NBA player is the league's all-time leading scorer.
LeBron James
This war was fought between the Union and Confederacy.
Civil War
This type of security requires a person to show identification before entering a restricted area.
Access Control
This famous Rhode Island university was founded in 1764.
Brown University
This military alliance was founded in 1949 and includes the United States.
NATO
This country has won the most FIFA World Cup titles.
Brazil
This 1969 mission put the first humans on the Moon.
Apollo 11
At an event, these security personnel may check bags and people before allowing them inside.
Security Screeners
This famous Newport mansion was built for the Vanderbilt family.
The Breakers
This U.S. military branch became an independent service in 1947.
Air Force
This person has won more Olympic gold medals than any other athlete.
Michael Phelps
This 1215 document limited the power of the English king.
Magna Carta
This security measure uses a person's physical characteristic, such as a fingerprint or face, to verify their identity.
Biometric security
This Rhode Island city is famous for its Gilded Age mansions.
Newport