Minnesota
Early America
Revolution
Civil War
Government
100

Which of these cities is NOT in Minnesota?

A) Duluth
B) Bayfield
C) International Falls
D) Rochester
E) Lakefield

B) Bayfield

100

Duluth is named after an exlporer from which European country?

A) Britain
B) Germany
C) Norway
D) France

D) France

100

The US revolution was fought between the US and what country?

Britain

100

Name the side that won the Civil War.

North/Union

100

The United States of America is how old?

A) 1000 years old
B) 700 years old
C) 500 years old
D) 250 years old
E) 100 years old

D) 250 years old

200

What year did Minnesota become a state?

A) 1776
B) 1864
C) 1858
D) 1911
E) 1929

200

Name the indigenous tribe that lived in Duluth when Europeans arrived.

A) Dakota
B) Iroquois
C) Ojibwe
D) Apache
E) Tetons

C) Ojibwe

200

What year did the US declare independence?

1776

200

Who was president during the Civil War?

Abraham Lincoln

200

The Declaration of Independence was signed in what year, creating the new country The United States?

1776

300

The capital of Minnesota, this city was originally called Pig's Eye Landing?

St Paul

300

Which part of the US did Europeans colonize?

A) North Central
B) West
C) Midwest
D) Southwest
E) East

E) East

300

Name the document that declared the US was a new, independent country.

Declaration of Independence

300

This side of the Civil War had almost all of the slaves in the country when the war began.

South/Confederacy

300

How many braches of government do we have in the United States?

3

400

This Minnesota city is the furthest inland port in the world, meaning it it farther from the ocean than any other port city. 

Duluth

400

Name the explorer who's controversial history has resulted in his holiday being celebrated in some places as 'Indigenous Peoples' Day' instead.

Christopher Columbus

400

Name the document that set the ground rules for the new American government. 

US Constitution

400

To start the Civil War, some states seceded. What does 'secede" mean?

To leave the country

400

Name one of the branches of government in the United States.

Legislative, Judicial, Executive

500

"Minnesota" comes from the Dakota saying, "Mini sota makoce" - which means what?

'Land where the waters are so clear they reflect the clouds in the sky'

500

What was the main reason the pilgrims left England for North America?

Religious Freedom
500

Name the General of the Continental Army that defeated the British.

George Washington

500

Name the person who assassinated the President days after the Civil War ended.

John Wilkes Booth

500

How many original colonies were there before they united into the USA?

13