WWII Basics
Cold War & Korea
Civil Rights
U.S. Events
Americas Geography
100

Who was the leader of Germany during WWII?

Adolf Hitler

100

What type of conflict was the Cold War?

A rivalry without direct fighting

100

Who refused to give up her seat on a bus in 1955?

Rosa Parks

100

What was the Watergate scandal about?

A break-in and cover-up linked to President Nixon

100

What language is mostly spoken in Latin America?

Spanish

200

What event caused Britain and France to declare war in 1939?

Germany invading Poland

200

Which two superpowers led the Cold War?

USA and USSR

200

Who gave the “I Have a Dream” speech?

Martin Luther King Jr.

200

What happened on September 11, 2001?

Terrorists attacked the U.S. using hijacked planes

200

What was the capital of the Aztec Empire?

Tenochtitlán

300

What event caused the United States to enter WWII?

Attack on Pearl Harbor

300

Who invaded South Korea in 1950?

North Korea

300

Who broke the color barrier in baseball?

Jackie Robinson

300

What did Nixon do in 1974?

Resigned as president

300

What is special about Lake Nicaragua?

It has freshwater sharks

400

Explain why the attack on Pearl Harbor caused the U.S. to join WWII.

It was a direct attack on U.S. soil, so the U.S. declared war to defend itself

400

Explain why the Korean War is considered part of the Cold War.

It was a proxy war where the USA and USSR supported opposite sides

400

Explain how Rosa Parks’ actions led to change.

Her protest sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott and challenged segregation

400

Explain why Watergate caused a loss of trust in government.

The president was involved in illegal activities and tried to cover them up

400

Explain why the Panama Canal is important.

It connects two oceans and saves ships time and distance

500

Analyze how different ideologies (democracy vs fascism) contributed to WWII conflict.

Countries with opposing beliefs about power and control clashed, leading to war

500

Analyze why the Cold War created tension worldwide.

Competing ideologies led to fear, arms races, and conflicts in other countries

500

Analyze why peaceful protests were effective in the Civil Rights Movement.

They gained public support and exposed injustice without violence

500

Analyze how 9/11 changed U.S. foreign policy.

It led to the War on Terror and military action in Afghanistan and Iraq

500

Analyze how colonization shaped differences between Latin and Anglo America.

Different colonizers led to differences in language, religion, and culture