Capitals
What is Washington, D.C.?
This president bought land in 1803 that made the country bigger.
Who is Thomas Jefferson?
When people moved west for land and opportunity, it was called ______.
What is westward expansion?
This map tool shows North, South, East, and West.
What is a compass?
This bird stands for freedom and strength.
What is the bald eagle?
This is the capital of Virginia.
What is Richmond?
The Louisiana Purchase made the United States this _________.
What is larger/bigger?
The Louisiana Purchase allowed people to do this in the West.
What is settle or build homes?
What state is Richmond located on a map?
What is Virginia?
This flag has stars and stripes that stand for the states and the original colonies.
What is the American flag?
True or False.
The nation’s capital is important because this is where laws are made and the president works.
True.
The land from the Louisiana Purchase is located in this part of the country.
What is the western United States?
Explorers studied rivers, mountains, and land. This connects history to this subject.
What is geography?
What state is Philadelphia located on a map?
What is Pennsylvania?
This cracked bell is a symbol of American freedom.
What is the Liberty Bell?
What was the nation's capital before it was moved to Washington, D.C.?
What is Philadelphia, Pennsylvania?
In simple terms, the Louisiana Purchase was when the United States ______ land.
What is bought/purchased land?
This was the first national park discovered during westward exploration.
What is Yellowstone National Park?
Where is the Lincoln Memorial located?
What is Washington, D.C.?
This tall monument in Washington, D.C. honors our first president.
What is the Washington Monument?