Presidents
This president it most know for attempting bring the United States out of a Depression.
Franklin D. Roosevelt
This man created the first Atomic Bomb
J. Robert Oppenheimer
The very start of the United States
Jamestown
This court case greatly increased the power of the supreme court.
Marbury v. Madison
The formal name of the first 10 amendments.
The Bill of Rights
The most hated president during his time in office due to his inaction with the economy
Herbert Hoover
The women most associated with the Temperance movement
Susan B. Anthony
This state is most often associated with western expansion
California
This court case made it illegal for African Americans to become citizens and overturned the Missouri Compromise
Dred Scott vs Sandford
This amendment made slavery illegal
13th amendment
The second president of the U.S.
John Adams
These two people are most associated with there ideas on the futures of African Americans
W.E.B. du bois and Booker T. Washington
These 2 port cities where the foundation of maritime trade during the 18th and 19th century
New York and Philadelphia
This court case supported the U.S.'s imprisonment of Japanese Americans during WWII
Koremastu v. U.S.
These 3 amendment secure and protect your legal rights
4th 5th and 6th amendments
This president is most well known for his bypassing of congress to buy land for the U.S.
Thomas Jefferson
This man was heavily connected to the transcendentalism movement
Henry David Thoreau
(Will also accept Ralph Waldo Emerson)
The introduction of this state to the U.S. threatened the balance of slave and non slave states
Missouri
This case established the idea of separate but equal in regards to race relations
Plessy v. Ferguson
These two amendments started and stopped the prohibition
The 18th and 21st amendments
This president is most well known for his involvement in the Tea Pot Dome Scandal
Warren G. Harding
The most famous painter of early american history
John Trumbull or Gilbert Stuart
Fort Sumter, South Carolina
This case established implied powers and federal supremacy through prohibiting states from taxing federal institutions
McCullouch v Maryland
This amendment established the direct elections of senators
17th amendment