The Constitution
The Room Where It Happpens
Founding of America
Presidents
Fun Facts
100

What is the supreme law of the U.S.?

The Constitution

100

As seen in Hamilton, who won the election of 1800, and became the 3rd U.S. president?

Thomas Jefferson

100

How many original colonies became the United States?

13
100

Which president served more than two terms?

Franklin D. Roosevelt

100

Only president to resign?

Richard Nixon
200

How many amendments are currently in the constitution?

27

200

In Hamilton, who became George Washington's Secretary of the Treasury.

Alexander Hamilton

200

What year did the colonies declare independence?

1776

200

Which president was known for the Emancipation Proclamation?

Abraham Lincoln

200

Which city is known as the birthplace of the American Revolution? (Funny Accents)

Boston

300

What are the first 10 amendments called?

The Bill of Rights

300

As shown in Hamilton, who was Hamilton's biggest political rival?

Aaron Burr

300

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300

Which President bought the Louisiana Territory?

Thomas Jefferson

300

Which U.S. president won every state except 1 in the 1984 election?

Ronald Reagan
400

How many articles are in the original constitution?

7

400

What war is happening during the first act of Hamilton?

The Revolutionary War

400

Who did the American Colonies declare independence from?

Great Britain

400

Which president was known got the phrase "Speak softly and carry a big stick"

Theodore Roosevelt

400

What famous bell is located in Philadelphia?

The Liberty Bell

500

What are the three branches of governmentt?

Legislative, Executive, and Judicial

500

What famous document does Hamilton show Jefferson helping write? "Don't act surprised, guys, because I wrote em" 

The Declaration of Independence

500

Who was the famous founding father who flew a kite during an electricity experiment?

Benjamin Franklin

500

Name one of the two presidents who served two non-consecutive terms.

Grover Cleveland and Donald Trump

500

The amount of electoral votes required to win a U.S. presidential election?

270