Government
Geography
Economics
Texas History
U.S. History
100

How many years is a presidency term? 

4 Years

100

How many regions of geography does Texas have? 

4 Regions 

100

What does it mean to be in debt? 

To owe someone or something money 

100

What did Spanish explorers come to the new world in search of? 

God, Gold, and Glory 
100

Who was the first president of the United States? 

George Washington 

200

How many branches of the government are there? 

3

200

How many original colonies were there in the U.S.? 

13 Colonies 

200

Which region of the 13 colonies economy relied on ship building, fishing, and trade? 

New England Colonies 

200

During the Texas Revolutionary war between Texas and Mexico. Who won at the Battle of the Alamo?  

Mexico 

200

What document did colonist state their grievances with Great Britain in? 

Declaration of Independence 

300

What U.S. and Texas documents layout the structure of the government while stating rights that citizens receive? 

U.S. Constitution/ Texas Constitution 

300

What is the difference between the Mountains and Basins and Coastal Plains regions? 

Mountains and Basins receive the least amount of rain, Coastal Plains has the most rivers, Coastal Plains has the most major cities

300

How are the economies of the New Colonies different from the Southern Colonies? 

Southern Colonies had good soil for farming. New England Colonies made money off of fishing and ship building. 

300

What year did Texas annex to the United States? 

1845

300

What were the two original political parties? 

Federalist and Democratic-Republicans 

400

How many amendments are in the Bill of Rights? and describe one of them

First 10 amendments 

400

What are the 3 original colony regions? 

Middle Colonies, Southern Colonies, New England Colonies 

400

What Texas president made the debt worse during the years of 1836- 1845? 

Mirabeau Lamar 

400

Who won the Texas Revolution?

Texas 
400

What act was passed in 1830 to remove Native people off their land?

Indian Removal Act

500
What are the 7 principles of Government? 

Federalism, Limited Government, Individual Rights, Popular Sovereignty, Republicanism, Checks and Balances, Seperation of Powers

500

When looking at a map what do you use to help determine what the map shows you? 

Key/ Legend 

500

What economic resource contributed the most to the development of the plantation system in the South?

Fertile Soil 

500

What is the main cause of the Mexican- American War? 

The border dispute between the U.S. and Mexico 

500

Which of the first 10 amendments in the Bill of Rights do you think is most important and why? 

Open Ended