Revolution/Constitution
Prelude to Civil War
Immigration
Famous Figures
Post-Civil War
100

This is the author of the Declaration of Independence

Thomas Jefferson

100

The movement to end slavery was known as 

Abolition


100

This immigration center in New York City saw 17 million people come through its doors between 1892 and 1943

Ellis Island

100

The leading voice behind the Indian Removal Act of the 1830s

President Andrew Jackson
100

The period of economic prosperity following World War I is known as 

The Roaring Twenties


200

The Articles of Confederation were the original government of the United States and lacked this crucial power

The power to collect taxes, enforce the laws

200

This law forced Native Americans, especially Cherokee, to emigrate from the southeastern United States to Oklahoma

The Indian Removal Act

200

Old immigrants typically came from which regions of Europe?

Southern/Eastern

200

The leader of the African-American Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s-1960s

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. 

200

This notice sent from Germany to Mexico was intercepted by the British in 1917 and inspired the US to join World War I

The Zimmerman Note/Telegram

300

The 1st Amendment grants you these rights

*Must get at least 3 for the points!

Freedom of press, speech, assembly, religion, petition

300
The election of this Illinois congressman to the Presidency in 1860 sparked the secession of several southern states 

Abraham Lincoln


300

New immigrants typically came from which regions of Europe?

Northern/Western

300

The leader of the Rough Riders of the Spanish-American War and future President

Theodore Roosevelt

300
This came about as a direct result of the Japanese bombing Pearl Harbor, HI

The US enters WWII

Japanese internment camps in the US

400

George Washington advocated for this as a foreign policy in his famous Farewell Address

Neutrality from European affairs

400

This man led a raid on an armory in Harper's Ferry in the hopes of inciting a slave rebellion

John Brown

400

This law passed in 1882 set a strict quota on Chinese immigrants coming into the United States

The Chinese Exclusion Act

400

Supreme Commander of the Allied forces of World War II and a future President

Dwight D. Eisenhower

400

This ship mysteriously exploded in 1898 which led to the Spanish-American War


Daily Double:  What type of journalism blew the explosion out of proportion?

The USS Maine


Daily Double:  Yellow Journalism

500

This is what the Great Compromise created


Daily Double- Who came up with the idea for the Great Compromise?

The bicameral Congress- creating the House of Representatives and the Senate


Daily Double:  Roger Sherman of Connecticut

500

The 13th Amendment did this


Daily Triple:  For triple points, what did the 14th and 15th Amendments do? 

13th- Ended Slavery


14th- Granted citizenship to former slaves/anyone born in the US


15th- Granted voting rights to some African-Americans



500

This massive engineering project saw thousands of Irish and Chinese immigrants contribute to its construction

The Transcontinental Railroad

500

President in charge of dropping 2 atomic bombs on Japan, later shaped US foreign policy for the Cold War

President Harry S. Truman


500

This celebration of African-American culture took America by storm with its literature, artistry, and jazz music in the 1920s

The Harlem Renaissance