Early America & Revolutionary War
The first president of the United States
George Washington
Who won the Civil War, the North or the South?
The North
Cornelius
Vanderbilt
What do the letters MLK stand for?
Martin Luther King
More immigrants in the US are from this country than any other.
Mexico
Who won the Revolutionary War, the British, the French, the Germans, or the Americans?
The Americans
This president wrote the Emancipation Proclamation, which helped to free the slaves.
Abraham Lincoln
John D
Rockefeller
John Lewis led a march over the Edmund Pettus bridge to oppose segregation and he was beaten up by police. This event was called _________ Sunday.
Bloody Sunday
These are factors that make someone want to move AWAY from their home country.
Push Factors
In this event, American colonists threw British tea into the sea
The Boston Tea Party
The Civil War happened in what Century?
The 19th Century
Andrew
Carnegie
Washington, D.C.
The Statue of Liberty was a gift to America from this country.
France
The first group of people to come to the Americas were the _______________.
Native Americans or Indians
Frederick Douglass was an _____________, meaning he opposed slavery and gave speeches to try to abolish slavery.
Abolitionist
JP
Morgan
In Montgomery, Alabama, the people started a _________ of the buses, meaning they refused to ride the buses because they were segregated.
Boycott
During World War II, people were put into internment camps if they were from what country?
Japan
The Battle of Yorktown was the final battle of the ________________ War.
Revolutionary
The period after the Civil War, when Black people were first able to vote and serve in the government, was known as _______________.
Reconstruction
Marshall
Field
In 1920, _______ were given the right to vote.
Women
The Melting Pot theory says that people who immigrate to America lose their past identity and just become "American". Another word for this theory is ____________.
Assimilation