What continent is the United States in?
North America
What is the name of the very big river that runs down the middle of the United States?
Mississippi River
What is the name of the war that was fought between the North and South over slavery?
The U.S. Civil War
What area of the country was mainly destroyed because of the Civil War?
The South
A treaty
What is the largest continent?
Asia
What war did the 13 colonists fight in to gain independence from England?
The American Revolution
What city was a successful industrial city during the 1800s? (Hint: It is in Massachusetts)
Lowell, MA
The 13th Amendment
What term means to take land, sometimes by force?
Annex
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This flag is from one of the seven continents. What is it?
South America
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The area highlighted in white doubled the size of the U.S. in 1803. What is the name of this land acquisition?
The Louisiana Purchase
The Cotton Gin
What amendment gives "equal protection" under the Constitution? (Hint: It's the same one that defines citizenship.)
The 14th Amendment
Define Amendment.
A change or addition to a document.
What continent did most of the slaves who worked on the plantations in the South come from?
Africa
In what part of the United States did Black Codes and Jim Crow laws happen?
The South
The Loom
What acts were passed to stop racial segregation and discrimination in the South?
The Civil Rights Acts of 1866 and 1875

What term does the image above show?
Segregation
What 4 countries from Europe mainly colonized North and South America? (Hint: Think languages!)
France, Spain, Portugal, and England
Name a state that would have had Black Codes or Jim Crow laws.
Any state in the South
What are the names of the two sides that fought in the U.S. Civil War?
The Union and Confederacy (North and South)
What court case decided that "separate but equal" is allowed?
Plessy v. Ferguson

What term does the image above show?
Intergration