Who Am I?
World Landmarks
Which State Am I
Wars & Conflicts
Vocabulary
100

I explored the New World for the king and queen of Spain. Today my reputation is controversial due to how I treated the native people.

Christopher Columbus

100

Built to entertain the people. This landmark saw lots of bloodshed as gladiators fought to the death.

Coliseum

100

State #1

Virginia

100

This famous documents explained why the colonists wanted to break away from Great Britain.

Declaration of Independence

100
The idea Americans had that it was their right to expand Westward.

Manifest Destiny

200

I wrote the finished copy of the Declaration of Independence. One of my greatest accomplishments as a president was buying the Louisiana Territory.

Thomas Jefferson

200

This place in India was built as a tomb for a beloved wife.

Taj Mahal

200

State #2

Massachusetts

200

This conflict/war involving the British, French and Native Americans was over the Ohio River Valley and the fur trading business.

The French & Indian War

200

People who crossed the border into Kansas to illegally vote and make it a slave state are called _____?

Border Ruffians

300

I was an attorney before becoming an early president.  I defended the Red Coats on trial for the Boston Massacre and won.

John Adams

300

This well know landmark of France was only supposed to be temporary as an exhibit for the World Trade Fair of 1889.

Eiffel Tower

300

State #3

Oregon

300

This war gave the United States most of the land that today makes up the SW and the West.

The Mexican-American War

300

The act of leaving a country to become your own. The southern states did this during the Civil War.

Secede

400

As a president, I warned against political parties and didn't think one should serve more than two terms.

George Washington

400

 As a gift to the United States, I almost did not get assembled due to the cost. Thankfully everyday people donated funds through the mail.

Statue of Liberty

400

State #4

Louisiana

400

This battle of the Civil War gave the Union control of the Mississippi River and this city did not celebrate the 4th of July for 80 years.

Battle of Vicksburg

400

The theory that a country's power/strength depended on its wealth. This promoted the Age of Exploration.

Mercantilism

500

I was the King of England when those ungrateful colonists rebelled against the crown and gained their independence.

King George III

500

This statue sits up high on a cliff and overlooks the city of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil.

Statue of Christ

500

State #5

Kansas

500

"No Taxation Without _____" was a common saying from the American colonists during the American Revolution

Representation

500

During the Salem Witch Trials, judges used ________

evidence 

Spectral

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