Presidential Trivia
Geography
Texas
Plans & Acts
Movements
100

This President was the only to serve more than two terms

Who is Franklin Roosevelt

100

If you want to visit the Grand Canyon National Park, you'll have to drive to this state

What is Arizona

100

This river makes up both the western and southern boundaries of Texas

What is Rio Grande

100

Bush did this

watis 9/11

100

This movement is named after a neighborhood district in New York City

What is the Harlem shake

200

This President won the Most Nearly Perfect Male Figure award from the University of California

Who is Ronald Reagan 

200

Adirondack Mountains

What is New York

200

Texas famously fights wars against and deeply dislikes this nation

Mexico

200

This idea made Americans superior to all others in the Western Hemisphere

What is the Monroe Doctrine

200

Wakanda Forever

What is the Black Panther Party

300

This man is the only President to have 4 names

Who is George H. W. Bush

300

These 5 lakes make up the Great Lakes

What are Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie, and Superior

300

Many Germans settled here

What is Hill Country

300

A congressional charter that provides navigation, flood control, electricity generation, fertilizer manufacturing, and economic development to ___

What is the Tennessee Valley Authority

300

what trail did the indians walk on

what is tears

400

The first president to visit China

Who is Richard Nixon

400

The capital of Delaware

What is Dover

400

They whipped them to lead them

What are longhorns

400

This government organization provides deposit insurance in banks of up to $250,000

What is Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)

400

This racing sport originated from underground rum-running during Prohibition

What is NASCAR

500

Which President had a cat named Socks

Who was Bill Clinton

500

state that doesn't do daylight savings

Hawaii

500

Remember the Alamo

Remember the Alamo

500

Executive Order 9066

What was the Korematsu case (japanese american internment camps)

500

Underground bars during the prohibition era

What are Speakeasys