Famous People
Vocabulary Terms
Maps
Government
Historical Events
100

The United States' first president.

Who is George Washington?

100

A person who wants to get rid of slavery.

What is Abolitionist?

100
A circle that shows directions on a map.

What is compass rose?

100

Branch of the government that is the federal court system.

What is the Judicial Branch?

100

The war between England and the American colonies.

What is the Revolutionary War?

200

The Native American who helped guide Lewis and Clark.

Who is Sacajawea?

200

Separating people by race.

What is segregation?

200

The four main points of a compass (North, South, East, and West).

What are Cardinal Directions?

200

The presidential branch of the government.

What is the Executive Branch?

200

The war between the North and the South.

What is the Civil War?

300

Rode to warn the colonists the British were coming.

Who is Paul Revere?
300

The basic human right to freedom and equality.

What is Civil Rights?

300
Explanation of symbols on a map.

What is a legend or key?

300

The branch of the government that makes federal laws.

What is the Legislative Branch?

300

Began with the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.

What is World War I?

400

Civil Rights Movement leader who said "I have a dream".

Who is Martin Luther King Jr. 
400

Principles that govern the United States.

What is the U.S. Constitution?

400

A mountain that shows land features like mountains.

What is physical map?

400

List of freedoms in the Constitution.

What is the Bill of Rights?

400

Adolf Hitler lead the Nazis in this war.

What is World War II?

500

Longest First Lady who helped women gain the right to vote.

Who is Eleanor Roosevelt?
500

The right to vote.

What is suffrage? 

500

Directions on a compass halfway between the cardinal directions.

What is intermediate directions?

500

This group of the government has 535 members.

What is Congress?

500

The African American movement for equal rights in the 1950-60s.

What is the Civil Rights Movement.