Colonies
Government
Important People
Locations
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100

True or false: Massachusetts was part of the 13 original colonies.

True

100

What building does the president work/live in?

The White House

100
Who was our first president?

George Washington

100

What is the capital of the United States?

Washington D.C.

100

Hmmm...

Free spot!

200

What was the name of the ship that brought the Pilgrims to Plymouth?

The Mayflower

200

What was the name of the land that Thomas Jefferson bought from France?

Louisiana Purchase

200

Who was president during the Civil War?

Abe Lincoln

200
In what colony was the battle of Lexington and Concord fought in?

Massachusetts

200

What town is named after Paul Revere?

Revere

300

Where did the first English settlers go in America?

Virginia

300

True or False: Slavery only happened in the southern colonies.

False

300

Which one of these people was not president:

Thomas Jefferson

Andrew Jackson

Alexander Hamilton

Rutherford B. Hayes

Alexander Hamilton (he was Secretary of the Treasury)

300

What is the name of the group of people who work in the Capitol building?

Congress

300

What are the two groups that make up congress?

House of Representatives and Senate

400

Name the three categories of colonies.

New England, Middle, Southern

400

Name the three branches of government.

Judicial, legislative, and executive

400

What was the name of the King of England that ruled during the Revolutionary War?

King George III

400

Where was the first U.S. capital located?

New York City

400

How many senators does each state have?

2

500

What current state used to be a part of the colony of Massachusetts?

Maine

500

How many father/son pairs have been presidents of the United States?

2: John Adams and John Quincy Adams; George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush

500

Name at least one of the first three vice presidents.

John Adams, Aaron Burr, James Madison

500

What was the only state to not attend the Constitutional Convention

Rhode Island

500

What war was fought before the Revolutionary War?

The French-Indian War (or Seven Years War)