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100
This is the oldest settlement by Europeans in North America.

St. Augustine, Florida

100

What rebellion led early American leaders to realize one fatal weakness of the Articles of Confederation?

Shays Rebellion

100

He was kicked out of a colony because he believed in religious tolerance. He would eventually start his own colony.

William Penn

100

This is where gold was originally discovered which started the California Gold Rush?

Sutter's Mill, California

100

He was put in charge of the Culper Spy Ring - a secret organization created by George Washington during the American Revolution.

Benjamin Tallmadge

200

What were the three colonial regions called?

New England, Middle, and Southern Colonies

200
How did the Constitution split its new powers to ensure a balance?

Three Branches: Judicial, Legislative, Executive

200

He was known for leading a group of "mountain" men during the American Revolution that used guerrilla warfare tactics to beat the British.

Daniel Morgan

200

This city was so important to the "western" United States for many reasons, but mostly because it was the gateway to the Mississippi.

New Orleans

200

He was the chief of the Tsenacommacah People and father to the famous Native American women Pocahontas. 

Powhatan

300

Which colony was often considered the most powerful because of its age and wealth?

Virginia

300

What early legislation passed with the Articles of Confederation outlawed slavery in American territories?

The Northwest Ordinance

300

She helped early explorers make their way across North America on an expedition to find a route to the Pacific Ocean.

Sacagawea

300

This city was originally named New Amsterdam.

New York City

300

This was the first official government in the colonies, where representatives were mostly colonists and not Englishmen.

The House of Burgesses

400

Which original colony was founded as a place for debtors and former prisoners to go?

Georgia

400

What period in American History starts to clearly define the economies of the North and South.

The Industrial Revolution

400

His presidency was known as the "Era of Good Feelings". 

James Monroe

400

This is where the officials met and agreed to peace for both the French and Indian War and the American Revolution.

Paris, France

400

How many enslaved African were living in the United States by the beginning of the Civil War?

About 4 million

500

Name the original 13 colonies.

Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Georgia, Connecticut, Massachusetts Bay, Maryland, South Carolina, New Hampshire, Virginia, New York, North Carolina, and Rhode Island

500

George Washington, our first president, is often referred to as the _______________.

President of precedents

500

She was (and still is) the only female to receive the Medal of Honor for her service to our country.

Dr. Mary Edwards Walker

500

This was the end goal for settlers traveling on the Oregon Trail.

Willamette Valley or Oregon City

500

How many states were there in the United States by the end of the Civil War?

36