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Trivia
100

The region that is in the middle of the United States. They produce a lot of french fries. 

What is the Midwest?

100

Has 50 stars and 13 stripes. 

What is the U.S. Flag?

100

The first President of the United States. 

What is George Washington?

100
Something found in nature. 

What is a natural resource?

100

The two oceans that border the United States on the east and west coasts. 

What are the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. 

200

This region includes the attractions of Disney World and the Kennedy Space Center. 

What is the Southeast?

200

The stripes on the flag represent this.

What are 13 colonies?

200

Our current President of the U.S.

What is Joe Biden?

200

Water and Trees are examples of 

What are natural resources?

200

Describe how the American flag has changed over time.

What is there are more stars?

300

The region we are located in. 

What is the Northeast?

300

the stars represent this

What are the 50 states of the U.S?

300

The President who abolished slavery. 

Who is Abraham Lincoln?

300

Oil and coal are examples of

What are non renewable resources?

300

A cell phone is an example of a need or want.

What is a want?

400

The largest region in the United States. It has two states that are not connected to the U.S.

What is the West?

400

The Star Spangled Banner is out

What is our national anthem?

400

The presidents on Mount Rushmore?

Who are Lincoln, Jefferson, Washington, and Roosevelt 

400

Turning off the water while brushing your teeth.

What is conservation?

400
The two countries that border the United States.

What are Canada and Mexico?

500

Texas and Arizona are located in this region. 

What is the Southwest?

500

This is the way we pledge our loyalty to our country everyday.

What is the Pledge of Allegiance. 

500

The building a president lives in while being president. 

What is the White House?

500

Name 3 natural resources found in the Northeast?

Water, trees, fish, coal, and lumber.
500

What year was the Declaration of Independence signed.

What is 1776?

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