Multiple choice
Really tough
Verbal Answers
Vocabulary
Who is it?
100

People who we send to speak for us in the government are called___________

a. Indentured servants

b. representatives

c. Justices

d. Spies

b. representatives

100

What is the capital of the United States of America?

Washington, D.C.

100

What was the Boston Tea Party?

The Boston Tea Party was when the colonists threw all of the tea into the Boston Harbor.

100

What is a seamstress?

a. Someone who sews clothing and other cloth

b. someone who learns from someone else

c. someone who represents colonists in government

d. colonists who threw tea into the Boston Harbor

a. someone who sews clothing and other cloth

100

I was the Commander in Chief of the Continental Army that defeated the British Army at Yorktown, winning the war for the Americans

a. George Washington

b. Benjamin Franklin

c. Thomas Jefferson

a. George Washington

200

The president of the United States is the ________ important leader of our government. 

a. least

b. second

c. most 

d. fourth

c. most

200

Who is the capital of the United States of America named after?

George Washington

200

Why did the Boston Tea Party happen?

The Boston Tea Party happened because the colonists were upset about having to pay really high taxes on tea from the British.

200

What is architecture?

a. When someone fights for their country

b. the designing and constructing of buildings

c. surrendering with a white flag

d.  going against your own government

b. the designing and constructing of buildings

200

I left Monticello to become the third president of the United States

a. George Washington

b. Benjamin Franklin

c. Thomas Jefferson

c. Thomas Jefferson

300

Which is a symbol of our country?

a. The Liberty Bell

b. the flag

c. the Bald Eagle

d. all of the above

d. all of the above

300

People who were brought over from Africa and made to work for their entire lives are called....

Slaves

300

What is the significance of the Declaration of Independence? (Why was the Declaration written?)

The significance of the Declaration of Independence was the independence of the colonists from Great Britain. 

300

What is an apprentice?

a. someone who sews clothing and other materials

b. someone who pays taxes

c. someone who goes against their government

d. someone who learns a trade (or how to do something) from someone else

d. someone who learns a trade (or how to do something) from someone else

300

I wrote wise sayings and included them in my famous book, Poor Richard's Almanack

a. George Washington

b. Benjamin Franklin

c. Thomas Jefferson

b. Benjamin Franklin

400

Volunteers are people who do something because

a. they have to

b. they are slaves

c. they want to 

d. they are indentured servants

c. they want to 

400

According to the legend of Betsy Ross, what did Betsy Ross do?

made the first official flag of the United States

400

Why do we celebrate the 4th of July?

We celebrate the fourth of July because that is the date on which the Declaration of Independence was signed and the colonists became free from Great Britain

400

What does approved mean?

a. say no to

b. say yes to (agree)

c. to not understand

d. to not like

b. to say yes to  (agree)

400

I wrote the Declaration of Independence

a. George Washington

b. Benjamin Franklin

c. Thomas Jefferson

c. Thomas Jefferson

500

Goods are

a. Candies you eat after dinner

b. people who wrote the constitution

c. patriots

d. things that are bought, sold, and traded at markets

d. things that are bought, sold, and traded at markets

500

Who was George Washington's wife

Martha Washington

500

Give at least two facts about Thomas Jefferson

Patriot, inventor, writer, author of the Declaration of Independence, third president of the United States

500

What is a harbor?

a. where the colonists settled and lived

b. a safe place where you can anchor your boat

c. an invention by Benjamin Franklin

d. a declaration signed by the founding fathers

b. a safe place where you can anchor your boat

500

I loved spending time at Mount Vernon with my wife, Martha

a. George Washington

b. Benjamin Franklin

c. Thomas Jefferson

a. George Washington