Civics
Geography
Mesopotamia
Egypt
Thanksgiving
100

The two parts of Congress are the House of Representatives and the _______.

Senate

100

This is the largest continent by land area.

Asia

100

This river, along with the Euphrates, helped sustain life in Mesopotamia.

Tigris River

100

This river was essential for farming and transportation in ancient Egypt.

The Nile River

100

This bird is commonly associated with Thanksgiving dinner.

Turkey

200

This branch of government interprets laws and ensures they are constitutional.

Judicial Branch

200

This large U.S. mountain range stretches from Maine to Georgia.

Appalachian Mountains

200
The area of Mesopotamia was known as this due to the locations of highly nutritious soil.

Fertile Crescent

200

The name of an Egyptian king or queen

Pharaoh 

200

The Pilgrims sailed to the New World on this ship.

The Mayflower

300

Besides being the second in command, what is the other important role of the Vice President?

Breaks ties in the Senate

300

What is the largest ocean on Earth?

Pacific Ocean

300

This famous Babylonian king created one of the earliest known sets of laws.

Hammurabi

300

The vocabulary word for the belief in many gods or goddesses.

Polytheism
300

The Pilgrims celebrated the first Thanksgiving in this U.S. state.

Massachusetts 

400

The first ten amendments to the Constitution are called this.

The Bill of Rights

400

This is the longest river in South America.

The Amazon River

400

This type of writing, developed in Mesopotamia, used wedge-shaped marks.

Cuneiform

400

The Egyptian pharaoh who united both Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt

Menes
400

This is the name of the parade that takes place in New York City every Thanksgiving.

Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade

500

This is the right to vote in political elections.

Suffrage 

500

This desert in Africa is the largest hot desert in the world.

Sahara Desert

500

Mesopotamians built these massive, step-like temples to honor their gods.

Ziggurat

500

The Sun God of Egypt

Ra

500

This U.S. president declared Thanksgiving a national holiday in 1863.

Abraham Lincoln