Vocabulary
Family History
Celebrate
Landmarks
History/Connect
100

a building or place that is important

What is a landmark?

100

What does the Statue of Liberty stand for?

What is freedom?

100

something a whole country celebrates

What is a national holiday?

100

what Mount Rushmore represents

What are presidents?

100

something new that someone makes or thinks of

What is an invention?
200

a person who moves from one country to another

What is an immigrant?

200

A place where immigrants used to enter the USA

What is Angel Island or Ellis Island?
200

a holiday that celebrates people who fought in wars

What is Memorial Day or Veterans Day?

200

where Congress works

What is the Capitol Building?

200

Ancient place that invented the calendar

What is Egypt?
300

an object that was used in the past

What is an artifact?

300

Why might someone immigrate?

What is freedom, education, opportunity, safety, etc.?
300
the day we celebrate winning the Revolutionary War
What is July 4th or Independence Day?
300

a landmark given to us by France

What is the Statue of Liberty?

300

ways people communicate

talking, facial expressions, writing, drawing, etc.

400

a special way that a group does something

What is a custom?

400
Why should we learn about our family history?

To learn from the past

400
a holiday celebrated in a different country

What is Cinco de Mayo, Emperor's birthday, Independence Day, etc.

400

the closest landmark to the school

VMFA

400
something you can learn from artifacts
What is how people lived, what they used, what they believed?
500

sharing information

What is communication?
500

Something challenging about being an immigrant.

What is language, travel, culture/customs, etc.

500

The oldest American holiday

What is Independence Day?

500

a Texas landmark remembering a war against Mexico

What is the Alamo?
500

how transportation has changed

What is faster and easier?

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