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American Revolution
Constitution
Government
Civil Rights
100

The purpose of the American dream was to...

Build a better life

100

Event me this: Dress up like Native Americans to dump tea into the Boston Harbor

Boston Tea Party

100

Amend me this: Freedom to stay silent if accused

5th Amendment

100

Takes over for President if he should die

Vice President

100

The Civil Rights Movement was...

The struggle of African Americans in the 1950s and 60s to achieve equal rights

200

The capital of New York is...

Albany

200

Act me this: Let the soldiers come and make themselves at home where you reside

Quartering Act

200

To make a document legal, it must be...

Ratified

200

The electors of our representatives are...

The citizens (voters, people)

200

Desegregation is to...

Combine races after being separated due to unequal rights

300

Those who created "I'm Just a Bill"

Schoolhouse Rock

300

Taxation without Representation means...

Taxing without someone representing the people

300

Checks and Balances are to...

Provide each branch with a way to stop the others if one begins to abuse the powers

300

3 Branches

Executive, Judicial, Legislative

300

382 Days

Length of the Montgomery Bus Boycott

400

Cultures varies from person to person because...

Culture is based on tradition and each person holds different traditions

400

Act me this: all important documents must be stamped

Stamp Act

400

Straw the broke the back of the Confederation and its Articles

Shay's Rebellion

400

Branch me this: Coin Money

Legislative Branch

400

Minister

Occupation of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr before joining the Movement

500

The hemisphere(s) that hold Europe

North, East, West (must have all 3)

500

Event me this: Shot heard 'round the world

Lexington and Concord

500

Brilliance of the Great Compromise was...

They combined the plans to create a system that has checks and balances

500

Branch me this: Tiebreaker in national court cases...

Judicial Branch

500

Lincoln Memorial

Location for Martin Luther King Jr's "I have a Dream" speech for the March on Washington protest

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