Roots of the American People
European Exploration
American Revolution
The Constitution
The American Civil War
100

The United States is on this continent. 

What is North America?

100

This is what explorers were trying to find when they traveled across the Atlantic to America.

What is a path to Asia?  Or The Northwest Passage?

100

This country controlled the 13 colonies that eventually became the United States. 

What is Great Britain?

100

The Constitution established a government with this many branches.

What is three?
100

These were the two sides fighting in the Civil War.

What are the North and South (Union and Confederacy)?

200

Earth was covered with these large sheets of ice during the Ice Age. 

What are glaciers?

200

This is the direction you travel when you sail from Europe to North America. 

What is West?

200

This was the first president of the new United States. 

Who was George Washington?

200

This branch of the government writes the laws. 

What is the legislative branch (Congress)?

200

This man was president during the Civil War.

Who was Abraham Lincoln?

300

The first people to come to North America came from this Continent. 

What is Asia?

300

This is what the Natives believed when the first explorers showed up on their land.

What is with the belief that they were Gods?

300

Virginia, New York, and Colorado. One of these was not part of the 13 original colonies. 

What is Colorado?

300

This branch of the government enforces the laws. 

What is the executive branch (president)?
300
This side eventually won the Civil War. 

What is the North (Union)?

400

This is the name of the Native Americans that live in Central New York.

What is the Haudenosaunee?

400

What did explorers want to find in Asia?

What are spices?

400

After the war, the United States established this type of government for itself. 

What is a democracy?

400

This branch of government interprets the laws. 

What is the judicial branch (Supreme Court)?

400

This amendment abolished the institution of slavery in the United States. 

What is the 13th Amendment? or the Emancipation Proclamation?

500

These are the names of the 5 (or 6) nations that are part of the Native American group from Central New York.

Who are the Cayuga, Onondaga, Seneca, Oneida, Tuscarora, and Mohawk?

500

This country laid claim to the area that is now New York, but used to be New Netherlands.

Who was the Netherlands?

500

This European country was a major ally to the colonists.

What is France?

500
This is the number of amendments in the Bill of Rights.

What is ten?

500

The state of New York fought for this side of the war. 

What is the North (Union)?