1700s America
1800s USA
1800s Japan
Social Studies Skills
Social Contract Philosophers
1

The first president of the United States

George Washington

1

Called "Moses", this former slave freed hundreds of other slaves

Harriet Tubman

1

The warriors of feudal Japan

Samurai

1

The four basic cardinal directions are North, South, East and

West

1

The Declaration states we have what kind of rights...

Natural rights Or Government rights?

Natural Rights

2
This war was fought so America could become its own independent country

The American Revolution

2

People that worked to end slavery in the United States were called this. 

Abolitionists

2
Japan's policy of wanting to be left alone.

Isolation policy

2

Africa, Asia, North America, South America, Antarctica, Europe, and Australia are all... 

Continents

2

According to social contract philosophy, what do people do when they feel their rights are violated?

They rebel

3

This war resulted in England wanting to station troops in the American colonies and raise taxes on the colonists.

The French and Indian War (or Seven Years War)

3

The network of safehouses that runaway slaves followed to freedom

Underground Railroad

3

The ancient native religion of Japan

Shinto

3

Egyptians were building pyramids in the year 2000...

AD or BC?

BC

3

This social contract philosopher taught that people were naturally selfish and needed a strict government to keep them safe.

Thomas Hobbes

4

This act demanded that American colonists supply and shelter British soldiers. 

The Quartering Act

4

This war was fought over slavery. It was a war of northern American states vs southern American states. 

The Civil War

4

The rebellion that the Last Samurai movie was based on.

The Satsuma Rebellion

4

A firsthand account of a historical event or person. It can also include a news report from today.

Primary or Secondary Source

Primary Source
4

This social contract philosopher taught that people were naturally good-intentioned and only needed government to protect to their freedom and equality.

Jean Jacques Rousseau

5

The rulebook for the American government and lists our legal rights included the amendments

The Constitution

5

This proclamation by President Lincoln during the Civil War ordered the release of all slaves in the southern states

The Emancipation Proclamation

5

This naval officer from America "encouraged" Japan to open up for trade after showing up with warships.

Commodore Matthew Perry

5

Put these events in order from oldest to most recent.

The American Revolution
The Civil War
World War I
The French and Indian War

1. The French and Indian War (oldest)
2. The American Revolution
3. The Civil War
4. World War I

5

Thomas Jefferson borrowed the ideas of John Locke while writing in the Declaration of Independence that we had a right to what three things?

Life
Liberty (or freedom)
Pursuit of Happiness

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